Teens face judge in alleged group attack on fellow student

Big story, 5:30 right now, two 18-year-olds accused in a group attack outside Harmony High School faced a judge today. Investigators say the victim was beaten after stepping in to stop a bully. Fox 35's Alexis Clevenger, live in Osceola County now. Alexis, the judge granting bond for both of these teens? Yeah, Jack, so they won't have to stay behind bars, but they will have to stay away from the victims in this case and the other teens that are charged. They are also not allowed to return to Harmony High School. You've been arrested on a warrant for which a court has already found probable cause. That was the judge speaking to 18-year-old Brian Alexander Ramirez. He's one of two men in court today accused of attacking another student outside Harmony High School. The other is Quinnell Antonio Reyes-Cintron, whose attorney argued the arrest report doesn't establish that his client actually hit the victim. There's no such indication in here that he even touched the alleged victim. The affidavit itself merely states that he is depicted on several videos. It does not say that he's depicted on several videos coming into contact with any person in the video. But the judge declined to reconsider probable cause, saying the defense could file a motion to dismiss. Both cases stem from an October 16th attack that investigators say left a student needing 11 stitches. Deputies say the victim stepped in after seeing students throwing carrots at a girl during lunch. He tried to walk away with her, but investigators say nine students later attacked him near a tunnel outside the school. Cell phone video helped investigators identify the suspects. In a statement, Osceola County Sheriff Chris Blackman warned students throughout the county that violence would have consequences, saying, quote, if you put your hands on another student on or off campus, deputies will arrest you. Now seven other students are facing charges. They are all minors and they were taken to the Juvenile Assessment Center. Live in Osceola County, Alexis Clevenger, Fox 35 News.