Calgary teens charged with assault causing bodily harm after fight near Western Canada High School

Calgary police confirm two teens have been charged with assault causing bodily harm following a fight near Western Canada High School last week.

Police are still trying to locate a third teen, who investigators say will also be charged.

A teenage boy was rushed to hospital in serious condition following the altercation near the high school Thursday afternoon.

Watch below: Calgary police are investigating a violent altercation between a group of teens that sent one young man to hospital. Nancy Hixt reports.

1:28 Calgary teen taken to hospital with serious injuries after fight near Western Canada High School

Police said the fight was caught on tape and investigators have reviewed the video.

The Calgary Board of Education (CBE) told Global News the students were injured in an altercation off school property behind a restaurant on 17 Avenue.

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EMS said the student suffered serious, non-life threatening injuries.

The school sent two emails last week—the latest on Friday said the student was “doing well and progressing.”

The student services department is offering support to students.