Several Baltimore County students face charges after large fight near bus stop

Five Baltimore County minors are facing second-degree assault charges after a video surfaced of a large fight near a bus stop in Towson.

Police said there was a large fight involving students between the ages of 11 and 14 after school on Monday, April 20, near York and Lambourn roads. 

"It actually made me pretty sick to my stomach," a neighbor told CBS News Baltimore.    

A second altercation happened on Tuesday inside Dumbarton Middle School involving some of the same students during a meeting with a School Resource Officer. A student and their parent got into a fight with another student, according to police.

Two other minors under the age of 13 will not be charged, according to police. 

None of the minors were taken into custody as officers attempted to notify their guardians, according to police.

Neighbors said children hang around in the area often after school.

"We see a lot of kids hanging around here by themselves without their parents," a neighbor said. "I know that they are still like teenage years, but ultimately I think they need some guidance in their life."

"It's really scary," another neighbor said. "It is shocking because they look so young in the video."

Baltimore County Police are working with the Baltimore County Public Schools in the investigation.