Then Everett He recently sparked the discussions on his head to put himself in his head in his head. Everett, Senior and Kael TuckerJunior competed on behalf of their Virginia High Schools on March 5 in a state competition. Now, a viral video shows a double ridge tucker while crossing trackways.

In an interview with tears of media, Everett stated that the accident was an accident. But the family of Tucker's family and the Lynchburg Commonwealth law firm is not buying POV. Tucker's parents presented the protection order by the prosecutors rang to Everett, with crime and battery charge. Now, a new video wants to thank Virginia supporters.

Walking Everett breaks in tears while you are gratefully

Everett and his family had a rally on his behalf, the charges announced one day. Thursday (March 13), the adolescent was on the outskirts of his high school, ICCOM to duplicate his innocence. Fox News reports People had a "dozens" rally. He thanked the people thankfully, he broke the rails of Everette.

"Thank you for helping me" Teenager said, from the rally of each video circulation. "It's not my story I wanted to hear about people who know me and I would never know anything like that; I'm not a fighter, I wouldn't do that because I believe in me. I love them."

The loaded track runner said before

Not clear, if Everett offered additional forgiveness to Kael Tucker, and repeated "possible skull fracture". Tucker and his family previously asked the media that they were looking for an apology.

However, according to the railing Everett, Kaelen blocked Instagram when he made an effort to start a conversation about what happened. By speaking in 10 years, Everett explains that Tucker and his family does not examine his mental health in the middle of the heavy delay in the event.

"But I know my intentions, and I would never consider jealousy. I've been applauded for being a great runner; I'd never hit someone, and at the end of the day, I'm also a baby ... I'm sorry" High school high school said in 10 years in his first media conversation.

He stressed that he was a student of honor. For four years, Everett said it's never been a similar incident. Kael's Tucker may not succeed, "if he had waited a little more" to cut in his lane.

Meanwhile, Tucker said it was "unbelievable" at this time. "I didn't even know what happened. I just hit the head, and I fell off the track" He said.

The prosecution speaks to charge, while the NACCP denounces

Despite the versions of teenagers happened, the Lynchburg Commonwealth law firm is charging. According to news ABC13, according to the lawyers Bethany Harrison, he recently spoke in the court of young people and home relationships.

"There is still recognition when it is acceptable to the sport," Harrison said. "Each of these cases depends on what is happening."

Although the lawyer's office does not condemn violence, it seems to be rehabilitation for the two girls involved. "And they are young, and now they have a great deal of attention. And we want to know that we don't want to know violence, but we want to work on this cheese and work for rehabilitation". Harrison added.

Meanwhile, Rally, President Porpsmouth Naacp James Boyd directed the one who lived in Everett Family.

"Everett family has racial slurs, they had death threats, and we certainly think of these things that are unacceptable" Boyd Share.

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