‘Bullied’ boy, 14, ‘cut a pupil on the face and chased him through the school with two blades’ before he was shot by a cop
Logan Clark, 14, remains in hospital after he was shot by the campus police officer two weeks ago
A “BULLIED” 14-year-old schoolboy cut a fellow pupil on the face and chased him through the school before he was gunned down by a cop, police said.
Logan Clark, 14, remains in hospital after he was shot by the campus police officer at Hug High School in Reno, Nevada, two weeks ago.
Shocking footage shows the boy wielding two knives and lunging at students seconds before he was shot in the chest.
Police said Logan brought the knives to school in the days before the incident "with the intent to initiate an altercation" with a student.
"The teen produced two knives and caused a minor cut to the face of the other involved student," police said in a statement, according to .
"The injured student attempted to retreat, but the 14-year-old pursued him through a crowd of students and faculty while swinging the knives."
Police said an on-campus officer shot the boy after he ignored "multiple commands" warning Logan to drop the knives.
Logan’s father, Justin Clark, has claimed his son was punched in the face by an older bully moments before he started wielding the knives.
Footage shows how the schoolboy had blood around his mouth when he went on the rampage through the school.
Mr Clark also said his son brought the knives to school for protection.
“My son wasn’t just some knife-wielding psychopath,” Mr Clark said.
“He wanted to make sure that he wasn’t beat up and robbed.”
A family attorney also said that the boy was "not attempting to hurt people."