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Sorry about your bad luck, Individual. I have been to the police about teenagers behaving like garbage on a bus, and was backed by 2 bus drivers. The police went into the bus station and the schools. This seemed to improve matters out of sight.
I also went to the police about a schoolyard bully, but they couldn't bring a charge against the boy because he was 11 years old and labelled with ADHD. Despite this, he had been given a bit of a scare, and my trip to the police station was rewarded over the next couple of years, as the boy's attitude gradually improved.
Every time he saw me, no matter where it was, he would call out a greeting with a very great degree of respect. When I went to baseball with the class, he sat next to me and ate his lunch, read to me from his book and showed me his homework. Teachers couldn't believe their eyes.
When people get away with doing terrible things, it lowers their self-esteem further because a boundary line has not been drawn, and they are likely to ramp up their bad behaviour in order to find one eventually.