A video that captured a teen being viciously stomped by other students at Patriot High School in Jurupa Valley has sparked widespread outrage online, with several people calling for the arrest of the group of teens involved in the incident.On Wednesday, February 1, a student at Patriot High School was brutally beaten by a group of teens who repeatedly hit and kicked the 14-year-old while he helplessly lay on the ground. The incident apparently occurred at the school’s parking lot after class hours.Lemon@Spawater50@KTLA They belong in prison for at least 10 years9@KTLA They belong in prison for at least 10 yearsThe video that captured the appalling incident has ignited a slew of reactions online, with one user commenting that "they belong in prison," a sentiment echoed by several netizens as well.Social media users criticized authorities' response to Jurupa Valley school fightAs the video of the incident went viral, the mother of the 14-year-old freshman at Patriot High School, Jurupa Valley fight has demanded that authorities investigate the students responsible for the attack. While describing the incident to KTLA, Martha Payan, the mother of the victim, said that her son was mercilessly beaten on school grounds, noting that she was angry at the absence of school authorities at the scene to stop the attack.Meanwhile, the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department released a statement to KTLA defending the absence of school resource officers at the premises, saying that since the incident occurred after school hours, they were not present at the scene. However, several social media users criticized the lack of resource officers at the school, who are tasked with patrolling the area to avoid such violent incidents.Vincent Gannuscio@VGannuscio@KTLA When I was in school, most fights happened right after school. So if you’re going to have resource officers there, why send them away the minute the bell rings?18@KTLA When I was in school, most fights happened right after school. So if you’re going to have resource officers there, why send them away the minute the bell rings?Al@AlYourPal12@KTLA @MayorLockDawson @JurupaUSD @jurupaValleyGov we need answers. If the schools gates are still open, even after school, then the school is still responsible for the safety of students and need to be held accountable…283@KTLA @MayorLockDawson @JurupaUSD @jurupaValleyGov we need answers. If the schools gates are still open, even after school, then the school is still responsible for the safety of students and need to be held accountable…organicmocha@organicmocha@KTLA Scary ! They need to be charged .2@KTLA Scary ! They need to be charged .Teri Schultz@TeriSchultz19@KTLA I was sickened by watching this beat down, and angry no one stepped in to help. My prayers to this family to heal from this horrific trauma.21@KTLA I was sickened by watching this beat down, and angry no one stepped in to help. My prayers to this family to heal from this horrific trauma.🇺🇸Joe Shmoe (dude/guy/man)🥸@JoeShmoe818@KTLA In all the videos I’ve seen, mostly young kids and adults, male and female…they jump and stomp and kick on the head. Surprised some of these young people aren’t killed2@KTLA In all the videos I’ve seen, mostly young kids and adults, male and female…they jump and stomp and kick on the head. Surprised some of these young people aren’t killedThe teen's cousin was threatened with a knife after he attempted to stop the attackMartha Payan said that her son’s cousin allegedly tried to break up the fight in the Jurupa valley school parking lot but was threatened with a knife by one of the attackers. Payan added that in the days leading up to the attack, the assailants threatened her son on social media over a petty dispute involving a girl.The teen's mother also told the outlet that she believed the school authorities failed to protect her son:“He’s helpless. It’s just heartbreaking. because I know that kids, my son, had to go through that with no staff or anyone to help while he was on the floor being stomped on.”The teen’s father, Angel Payan, also censured the school for failing to call law enforcement after the incident took place. The victim's father, who reportedly drove his son to the hospital, said that the school staff failed to provide any medical assistance to his son, adding that they also did not alert the authorities in the aftermath.While authorities have yet to disclose the identity of the attackers, Martha Payan told KTLA that she believes one of the attackers is a high school senior at a neighboring school in Jurupa valley and that the other two assailants are allegedly 18 or older.