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UTech in damage control after guard beats student
Friday, November 02, 2012 | 9:24 AM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The University of Technology’s (UTech) administration is currently locked in discussions following an incident last night where a male student was beaten by a security guard.
The incident happened after the student was allegedly found in a compromising position with a male peer, upon which he was set upon by a mob, a UTECH senior staff member confirmed.
Security officers brought the student to a small room by the entrance to the school where one guard punched and slapped him several times.
Videos of the incident have since been broadcast on popular website, YouTube.
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