Following a high school baseball practice on Friday, April 28, three 15-year-old guys were detained on suspicion of sexually abusing a person.
Following a suspected rape investigation by the Wyoming Police Department in Cincinnati, the three teenage lads were each charged with several charges.
According to Chief Brooke Brady of the Wyoming Police Department, one of the teenagers was charged with one crime of rape, three counts of kidnapping, and one act of hazing, according to WCPO.
The second youngster was accused of three charges of kidnapping, one crime of hazing, and one count of gross sexual imposition.
The most recent teen was accused of hazing, two counts of kidnapping, and one count of gross sexual imposition.
The victim and the three 15-year-olds were not identified by the police as Wyoming High School pupils. Additionally, the chief omitted to indicate which baseball clubs were participating in the exercise.
Due to established procedures, the school district was unable to release information about the disciplinary measures that were taken; nonetheless, Wyoming City Schools Superintendent Tim Weber indicated that these claims would typically result in “the most serious form of discipline.”
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According to Weber’s response to the station, “These allegations don’t represent the district’s core values, and they are conducting a school-based investigation while cooperating with police.”
The incident that is said to have occurred on Friday, April 28, in the locker room at Wyoming High School completely horrifies me, Weber said. “We will support those in need by taking the sternest possible action.”
As additional information becomes available, we will update this article.
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