'Bully' Shane Warne condemns attack on Syrian refugee inside English school

The video recorded by a friend of the attacker, shows him calling the victim who was wearing a cast on his arm, before grabbing him by the neck and pushing him violently.

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Former Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne on Wednesday condemned the attack on a Syrian refugee by a white teenager at school which was captured on video and went viral on social media.

The veteran cricketer had previously admitted that he was a bully at school, confessing that he used to lock people in their lockers and steal their lunch money.  

"Absolutely disgusting. Do something about this urgently. School should be a safe place away from home for all boys and girls !!" read the Tweet. 

Absolutely disgusting. Do something about this urgently. School should be a safe place away from home for all boys and girls !! https://t.co/6ysJxHBI0g — Shane Warne (@ShaneWarne) November 28, 2018

According to the Daily Mail, the incident took place last month at the Almondbury Community School in Huddersfield, England.

It is currently being investigated by the police following public uproar over the lack of action by school authorities. 

The video recorded by a friend of the attacker, shows him calling the boy who was wearing a cast on his arm, before grabbing him by the neck and pushing him violently. 

Not only this, the teenager further attempted to pour a water bottle into the victim's mouth, saying "I'll drown you".