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   12-year-old boys are not gay.  They don't even know what the   
   word means yet.   
      
   Authorities in Atlanta credit the public for reporting the   
   incident, leading to arrests   
      
   On Saturday, three people were arrested in connection with a   
   viral video that captured a child being hit and verbally taunted   
   over his sexuality, according to WSB-TV. The video was posted   
   online a month ago.   
      
   The Atlanta Police Department has now arrested three suspects in   
   relation to the video: Brittney Monique Mills, 35, Lorkeyla   
   Jamia Spencer, 19, and Jordan Jarrode Richards-Nwankwo, 18. All   
   three have been charged with cruelty to a child and are being   
   detained in Fulton County Jail.   
      
   Richards-Nwankwo has received an additional charge of family   
   violence battery. The connection between the child and the   
   suspect has not been disclosed.   
      
   According to Crime Online, last month an Instagram Live post was   
   circulated of a 12-year-old boy being ridiculed by older people   
   for being gay. Video shows that the word “gay” was shaved into   
   the side of his head. It is reported that he was also smacked on   
   his head during the video.   
      
   An older man was heard in the video saying, “You still doing gay   
   s—. You think I cut this in your head for no reason?”   
      
   WAGA-TV reports that police were notified of the video on June   
   17 by people who saw the viral post. The child and parties   
   involved were located by investigators within 24 hours and the   
   child, who has yet to be identified, was placed into protective   
   custody with the Georgia Division of Family & Children Services.   
      
   WSB-TV reports that the local Special Victims Unit also got   
   involved in the effort to locate and detain the suspects.   
      
   Once the three arrests where made, Atlanta Police Sgt. John   
   Chafee gave credit to the people who brought the video to the   
   department’s attention. “We’re very pleased with these arrests   
   but we are pleased with feedback that we got from members of the   
   community assisting in this and how quickly they were able to   
   jump on it,” Chafee said to WAGA-TV.   
      
   Chafee went on to say how disturbing it was to review the video   
   as the investigation was launched.   
      
   “This was a difficult video to watch. When you see someone, you   
   know, I have a child, and when you see a young person being   
   abused like this, I mean this is just so unnecessary,” he said.   
   “It was difficult to watch. And I think with a lot of the   
   investigators it was the same way.”   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/atlanta-police-arrest-3-suspected-   
   162255585.html   
      
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