Teens face judge in alleged group attack on fellow student outside Harmony High School

Two 18-year-old Harmony High School students accused of participating in a group attack on a fellow student outside the school appeared before a judge Thursday as investigators detailed an incident that allegedly left a student needing 11 stitches.The two 18-year-olds were among nine total students arrested. The others are minors. Beaten student intervened in alleged bullying incident, authorities sayBrian Alexander Ramirez and Quianelle Antonio Reyes-Cintron were arrested in connection with the Oct. 16 attack. Both were released from custody under conditions prohibiting them from contacting the victims and other teens charged in the case. They also are barred from returning to Harmony High School."You've been arrested on a warrant in which a court has already found probable cause," the judge told Ramirez.Defense challenges evidence against Reyes-CintronReyes-Cintron's attorney argued that the arrest affidavit did not establish that his client physically struck the victim."There is no