Virginia Track Baton Head-Bashing: Alaila Everett organizes a supporter meeting

Teenage of Virginia who was seen grumbling the head of an opponent With a stick during a high school meeting, he organized a rally of supporters on Thursday to reiterate his innocence.

The meeting came just one day after being served with a criminal battery and Account of assault.

The student, Alaila Everett, held the rally outside his school, IC Norcom High School, in Portsmouth, Virginia. Dozens of individuals were seen attending the rally, while Everette spoke a heartbreaking speech, where she thanked her supporters while crying.

“Thank you for supporting me,” Everett told the supporters, as seen in the local materials Virginia News Station Wavy. “There is no one else who wants to hear my story, except for the people who know me and people who know I will never do that, I would never hurt anyone. I am a fighter, I am not even confronted, I would not even do this intentionally and thank you for believing in myself.”

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Everett’s speech was encountered with strong applause and a song of “standing with you”.

President Portsmouth Naacp, James Boyd, also spoke at the rally, supporting threats and slugs that were directed to the Everett family.

“The Everett family has experienced racial slips, have experienced death threats and we believe unequivocally that those things are unacceptable,” Boyd said.

The activist of the local community Germain Green has requested the community unit in support of the adolescent.

“He disturbed me in my heart to see how the whole world was pulling on this young lady, pulling the character based on what they thought they saw. I just wanted to get up, talk to a unit and announce to this young woman that the city of Portsmouth has it back.”

The Lynchbur Commonwealth prosecutor confirmed on Wednesday Fox News Digital that an accusation of Jad’s attack and battery offenses was filed for the incident.

The incident took place last Tuesday during a championship meeting, while the filming showed Everett to beat his cane on the junior head of the Brookville high school, Kalen Tucker, during a relay race. Everett and his entire team were disqualified.

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Subsequently, Tucker was diagnosed with an emotion and a possible fracture of the skull, because the incident records went viral.

Everett has since said the hits were accidentalin interviews with Wavy and “Good Morning America”.

Virginia High School League (VHSL) previously issued a statement to Fox News Digital in this regard.

“VHSL does not comment on persons or disciplinary actions due to Ferpa,” the League statement shows. “The actions taken by the meeting director to disqualify the runner were adequate and correct. We analyze in detail each court as this involving the safety of players with the participating schools. The quality of VHSL has always made a priority to provide student athletes a safe environment for competition.”

Fox News Digital has reached the Portsmouth Public School District for comments from the Everett family.

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Before announcing the charges of offenses on Everett, Portsmouth Naacp launched a statement that defended the dressed teenager.

“Alaila is not an attacker and media titles that alludes this way in any way.

“Alaila is a student of honor and a star athlete at the historian High School IC Norcom. Of all the accounts, he is an exceptional young and scientist whose athletic talent has been well documented and recognized in our entire state. It has been integrated in both the field and outside any narrative.

Scott Thompson from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.

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