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The Athletics Athlete of the Virginia Secondary School that was seen hitting the head of an opponent With a cane during a race he has been accused of assault and aggression, Lynchburg Commonwealth’s lawyers confirmed Fox News Digital.
Student Athlete of the High School of IC NORCOM Then Everett He was seen breaking his baton on the head of Brookville High School Kaelen Tucker during a championship meeting last week. The images of the incident became viral in the following days, which caused national controversy and reaction against Everett.
Tucker was later diagnosed with a brain shock and a possible skull fracture.
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Tucker and family members did not definitely said if they would present charges against Everett after the incident in an interview with Wset ABC 13. However, the charges have now been officially pressed, since Everett faces an assault and aggression of the minor crimes count.
Since then, Everett has said that the successes were accidental, in interviews with Wavy and “Good Morning America.”
Before the charges were announced in Everett, the Portsmouth Naacp issued a statement defending the adolescent in conflict on Wednesday.
“Alaila is not an attacker and the holders of the media that allude to that is somehow shameful. We understand the sensitivity of the circumstances for both athletes and their families involved, but this narrative should not be without addressing,” reads the statement.
“Alaila is an honorary student and a star athlete in the historic IC NORCOM High School. According to all reports, she is an exceptional young leader and academic whose athletic talent has been well documented and recognized throughout our state. It has been taken with integrity both inside and outside the field and of any narrative that attached its fault of any criminal activity is a violation of its process of due process process.”
Fox News Digital has communicated with Everett’s family through the Portsmouth Public School District to comment.
Tucker reported the incident in an interview with Wset ABC 13 last Friday, and said that the entire section gasped when they saw the repeated patón.
“The entire section simply gasped,” Tucker told the station on those around her in the stands. “We made the family come from the city. His godparents were here from Myrtle Beach. They all gasped. When I saw her fall, all I could do was run out of degrees. He knew he had to get to her.
The Athletics athlete of Virginia high school that was seen hitting the head of an opponent with a cane during a race has been accused of assault and aggression. (Kirby Lee-USA Today Sports)
“I was a bit hysterical because I simply couldn’t believe that that was what had happened.”
Everett states that the successes occurred because he lost his balance and his cane “stuck” behind his opponent’s back.
“After a couple of times of hitting her, my cane got caught behind her back in this way, and rolled it. with wavy. “I know my intentions and never hit someone on purpose.”
Everett also said that although it caused physical pain for Tucker, there is not enough empathy for Everett’s “mental” impact.
“Everyone has feelings, so you are physically injured, but you’re not thinking about my mental,” said Evett. “They assume my character, calling me ghetto and racial insults, death threats … all this of a video of nine seconds.”
During an interview with Good Morning America on Wednesday, Everett and his family showed a different angle of the footage and recreated the incident to try to prove that it was an accident.
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The Student Athlete of the High School of IC NORCOM, Alaila Everett, was seen breaking her baton on the Chief of Brookville High School Kaelen Tucker during a championship match last week. (Kirby Lee-USA Today Sports)
“His arm was literally hitting the cane in this way until he advanced a little and my arm stuck like this,” Everett said while using a family member to represent Tucker during the incident in the clip.
The Virginia High School League (VHSL) issued a statement to Fox News Digital on the matter.
“The VHSL does not comment on disciplinary individuals or actions due to Ferpa,” said the League statement. “The actions taken by the director of the meeting to disqualify the corridor were appropriate and correct. We thoroughly review all instances such as this that involve the safety of players with participating schools. The VHSL membership has always made a priority to provide students with a safe environment for competition.”
Scott Thompson Fox Digital contributed to this report.
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