6 Massachusetts teens charged with hate crimes after alleged 'slave auction' on Snapchat
- Six juveniles aged 13-14 were charged with making threats and holding a "mock slave auction" on Snapchat targeting two Black classmates.
- Charges included interference with civil rights and witness interference, resulting in suspension from Southwick Regional School.
- Authorities described the behavior of the students as "vile, cruel, and contemptible," with the school district emphasizing consequences for racism and discrimination.
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Six US Middle Schoolers Face 'Hate' Charges for Alleged 'Racist Online Chat'
Six middle-school students in Massachusetts face “hate” charges for participating in an online chat thread that allegedly included discussion of a “mock slave auction.” The students are between the ages […] The post Six US Middle Schoolers Face 'Hate' Charges for Alleged 'Racist Online Chat' appeared first on The Western Journal.
DA charges 6 Southwick 8th graders for conducting online ‘slave auction’
SPRINGFIELD — Criminal charges will be filed against six middle schoolers attending Southwick Regional School that were involved in a mock slave auction that occurred in early February, after an investigation by the Hampden Country district attorney’s office.
Six middle schoolers face criminal charges for ‘racist online chat’ on Snapchat
Six eighth grade students in Massachusetts were charged Thursday with threats to commit a crime after their social media conversation came to light and was deemed racist by local authorities.
6 middle schoolers arrested on hate charges over online chat involving 'mock slave auction,' Massachusetts police say
Massachusetts police arrested six middle school students on hate charges over an online chat where they participated in a "mock slave auction" of other students. Hampden District Attorney Anthony Gulluni told reporters at a media briefing that the students were charged with online bullying over the chat room that targeted two of their fellow students at Southwick Regional School. Gulluni said the interactions were posted to the Snapchat socia…
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