Virginia teenaged Beating the opponent With a stick during a course meeting at high school, a march of supporters held on Thursday to repeat her innocence.
The assembly came only one day after its service with a misdemeanor battery The charge of assault.
The student, Alice Evere, held the gathering outside her school, IC Norcom Secondary School, in Portsmouth, Virginia. Dozens of individuals attending the gathering were seen, as Evere gave tears, as she thanked her supporters crying.
“Thank you for my support,” Evert told supporters. Virginia news station is wavy. “No one else wants to hear my story, except for the people who know me and the people who know that I will never do anything like that, I will never hurt anyone. I am not a fighter, I am not a confrontation, and I will not do it even intentionally, and I thank you all to believe in me. I love all of it.”
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Evere's speech was met with loud applause and chanting “We stand with you.”
The President of Portmouth NAACP James Boid also spoke at the assembly, claiming the threats and mockery that was directed to the Evere family.
“The Evere family has suffered from racist insults, and they have been killed by deaths, and we unambiguously believe that these things are unacceptable,” said Buid.
The local community activist, Germain Green, called for unity of society to support the teenager.
Green said: “It bothered me to bother me to my heart to see how the whole world was dragging this young lady, and withdrawing her personality based on what they thought they saw.
Lawsburg Commonweile's lawyer's office confirmed on Fox News Digital on Wednesday that a single misdemeanor of the attack and battery was provided for the accident.
The accident occurred last Tuesday during a championship meeting, where Evert shots showed that its stick was destroyed at the head of the Brockville Secondary School, Kayyin Taker, during the relay race. Everett and her entire team were excluded.
A stick is delivered in the relay race of 4×100 meters. (Macabe Brown / Course & Press / Usa Today Network)
Taker was later diagnosed with concussion and a potential skull break, as the accidents were viral.
Evere said since then It was accidentalIn interviews with “Good Morning, America”.
The Virginia Secondary School League (VHSL) previously released a statement to Fox News Digital in this regard.
“VHSL does not comment on individuals or disciplinary procedures because of FerPA,” said the league statement. “The measures taken by the director were the meeting to cancel the rehabilitation of hostility appropriate and correct. We carefully review each other like this that includes the safety of the player with the participating schools. I have always made VHLL membership a priority to provide sports students with a safe environment to compete.”
Fox News Digital has contacted the Portsmouth Public School for comment from the Evere family.
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Before announcing a misdemeanor charge at Everttt, Portsmouth Naac has issued a statement defending the besieged teenager on Wednesday.
And the statement stated: “Alaila is not attack and media addresses that allocate this in any way shameful. We understand the sensitivity of the conditions for both the athletes and their families concerned, but this novel should not pass without treatment.”
“Alla is a star of honor and sportsman at the IC NORCOM historical school. From all the novels, she is an exceptional young leader and a scientist whose sports talent has been well documented and recognized throughout our state. She carried herself with integrity on all of her rights in the field of the process.”
Scott Timeson of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
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