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Teens convince young Autistic teen to take the ASL Icebucket Challnege but turns into an act of cruelty


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BAY VILLAGE, Ohio – Police are investigating an alleged case of bullying involving a teenager with autism who took the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.

 

“Once we found out about it, we were just horrified,†said Diane, the mother of the Bay High School student.  She claimed her youngest son was videotaped as feces, urine, spit and cigarette butts were dumped on his head by a group of juveniles.

 

“I want these kids held accountable for what they did to him and they targeted somebody who just didn’t really understand what was going on,†she said.

FOX 8 News is not identifying the family by last name to help protect their son.

 

According to the victim’s mom, Diane, the video was discovered on her 15-year-old son’s cell phone. She, along with her husband and other son, Jacob, wants it to be made public.

 

“I mean, the first thing that popped into my mind was like, why could someone – how could someone do this?†said Jacob. “How could someone really be this cruel to someone?â€

 

In the video, the boy with autism is seen standing in the driveway of a home off school grounds. He’s wearing only his underwear as a bucket of fluid is poured from the roof of the garage. The bucket allegedly contained a mix of bodily fluids instead of ice water.

 

“He was embarrassed because he did not know what the contents were until afterwards and then he didn’t want anybody to know,†said his mom. “They used his phone to tape it and they put it up on Instagram.â€

 

“This is just too far. It’s really bad,†said his brother, Jacob.

 

The Bay Village Police Department was made aware of the alleged incident on Wednesday. According to Det. Kevin Krolkosky, criminal charges could be filed.

“It’s disturbing to watch, you can obviously tell that somebody has been taking advantage of there,†said the detective.

 

 

Det. Krolkosky met with the parents and said it’s not a prank; it’s possibly a crime committed on the boy with autism by a group of juveniles who could face delinquency charges.

 

A spokesperson for Bay High School, where the victim is a student, said they’re now working hand-in-hand with police as they investigate.

 

“Obviously, if possible, we do want to hold those individuals accountable for their actions,†said Det. Krolkosky.

The police are just beginning their investigation and we’re told it could take a few weeks to file charges but they have a good idea who was involved.

 

 

“The bucket challenge is supposed to be raising awareness for this disease and now they’ve turned it into a sick joke,†said the victim’s mom. “I just can’t understand why kids would do something this cruel.â€

 

The boy’s mom and dad wanted the video released to make other parents aware of bullying so they’ll have a conversation with their kids on how to treat people.

 

Source: Fox 8 NEWS

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Disgusting kids...

 

The parents shouldnt release the video though. Its a humiliation for the boy. We all agree its a cruel and disgusting act without watching the video.

No need to humiliate the boy for his whole life.

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I have another suggestion.

 

Give those boys a psychological evaluation. If they're found to be unstable or disturbed, which is very likely, lock them up in a mental asylum. Why not? Isn't it society's job to keep those psychos away from us normal peeps?

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“The bucket challenge is supposed to be raising awareness for this disease and now they’ve turned it into a sick joke,†said the victim’s mom. “I just can’t understand why kids would do something this cruel.â€

indeed 

 

smh. I hope they get some kind of punishment for this! 

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