Two Men Arrested After Classroom Fight in Fort Myers
Florida SouthWestern State College police took two men into custody following a disruption in a classroom.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Higher Education
Police arrested Wesly Castor and Aramis Page after a physical altercation involving a group of five people inside a classroom at Florida SouthWestern State College. The professor dismissed the class following the disruption.
Why it matters
The incident forced an abrupt end to an active academic session and highlights the measures campus law enforcement takes to maintain a secure learning environment for students.
Police arrested two men, Wesly Castor and Aramis Page, following an incident where a group of five people entered a classroom during an active session.
The players
Wesly Castor
He is one of the two men arrested and charged following the physical altercation inside the classroom.
Aramis Page
He is one of the two men arrested and charged following the physical altercation inside the classroom.
Florida SouthWestern State College
It is the public college in Fort Myers where the classroom incident occurred.
The details
Witnesses identified Castor and Page as the participants in the physical fight, during which Castor allegedly slammed another person to the ground. The two men now face charges of disturbing the peace by interfering with school administration functions.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: Officers responded to the altercation at the college.
Culture Shift
The arrests reflect a broader trend of campuses enforcing stricter zero-tolerance policies regarding classroom disruptions to protect academic integrity. Such actions mark a departure from informal resolution methods by instead utilizing formal charges for interfering with school functions.
Students and faculty at the campus may see increased security measures in response to this classroom interference. The legal charges serve as a reminder that campus disruptions carry tangible consequences for those involved in violating school administration rules.
The takeaway
Maintaining a disruption-free classroom is essential for the academic progress of all enrolled students. Respecting school administrative functions remains a primary responsibility for everyone visiting campus facilities.
Further reading
For more on campus safety policies, visit our Higher Education section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WBBH.
