Police: 2 students charged after hitting administrators

UNION, S.C. (AP) – Authorities say two Union High School students have been arrested for hitting two assistant principals trying to break up a fight.

Union Police said the two female students are charged with disorderly conduct after Tuesday’s fight near the buses after school.

An incident report obtained by the Herald-Journal in Spartanburg said the two assistant principals were punched after they pulled the students apart and the teens tried to keep fighting.

A police officer at the high school arrested the students.

The names of the students were not released because of their ages.