Two Wheaton Warrenville South teens face battery charges after fight at school

Wheaton police officials said two teenage boys were charged with aggravated battery on public property following an investigation into the Feb. 28 fight.

By Daily Herald

Daily Herald Wheaton Warrenville South — Wheaton Warrenville South High School

Two Wheaton Warrenville South High School students are facing felony battery charges after a fight at the school late last month sent a third teen to the hospital.

Wheaton police officials said two teenage boys were charged with aggravated battery on public property following an investigation into the Feb. 28 fight.

A video of the fight was turned over to police as part of the investigation.

The pair have not returned to school and appeared in juvenile court in DuPage County on March 7.

According to police, the injured student was taken to the hospital for treatment. It’s unknown if he was admitted or released after receiving initial care.

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