Virginia – Loudoun County Public School students at multiple schools walked out on Tuesday to show their support for the recent sexual assault victims in the district.
I understand that students at multiple @LCPSOfficial schools walked out this morning including here at Broad Run High School. @7NewsDC ##7NewsITeam pic.twitter.com/OQzJYQA7bJ
— Scott Taylor 7 News I-Team (@ScottTaylorTV) October 26, 2021
Students walked out at Broad Run High School.
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Here is the walk out of students at @LCPSOfficial Broad Run High School in Loudoun County. Students in support of recent sex assault victims in the District including this school & asking for safer schools. @7NewsDC #7NewsITeam #Loudoun pic.twitter.com/CdZjqTBIdK
— Scott Taylor 7 News I-Team (@ScottTaylorTV) October 26, 2021
“Loudoun County protects rapists!” the students shouted.
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Listen to Broad Run High students start chanting “Loudon County protects rapists” & shouting other messages. Clarification: The suspect in both sex assaults at 2 different high schools in Loudoun County was not charged or convicted of rape. @7NewsDC #7NewsITeam pic.twitter.com/VnoPAvl8jO
— Scott Taylor 7 News I-Team (@ScottTaylorTV) October 26, 2021
A juvenile court judge on Monday found sufficient evidence that a teen boy sexually assaulted a fellow student in a Loudoun County high school bathroom in May.
On May 28, a male ‘transgender’ student wore a skirt when he raped a 15-year-old girl in the girl’s bathroom at Stone Bridge High School. The school district’s policy allows male students to use the girl’s bathroom and vice versa.
According to reports, the same transgender student committed a SECOND sexual assault at another Loudoun County school after he was transferred out.
Not only did the school officials cover up the incidents to ‘prevent controversy over their transgender policy,’ but they also arrested and prosecuted the girl’s father after he tried to sound the alarm at a school board meeting.
Ariel view:
HAPPENING NOW —
Walkouts at Loudoun County High School, Briar Woods High School following sexual assault reports.
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— 7News DC (@7NewsDC) October 26, 2021
