Tallahassee, FL (June 6, 2019) – Police have arrested three teenagers for the rape of a 15-year-old girl. The boys are all 16 years old, according to authorities.
Police say that all three men are being charged as adults. They have since been identified as Demario Davis, Zaccheus Michael, and Jacari Spencer. Police have charged them with sexual battery and kidnapping.
Two weeks ago, police allege that the girl skipped school, which is when she was picked up by Michael. He then drove her to an apartment and hung out with her and the other suspects.
Michael tried to kiss the girl but she said no and then she asked to be taken back to school. However, they did not take her back but instead stopped at Tom Brown Park where they took her into a park bathroom.
The boys dragged her into one of the large handicapped stalls in the woman’s restroom at the park. The boys kept the door closed so that nobody would come inside. The boys then held her down and took turns having sex with her. When police investigated, they located three condom wrappers and used condoms inside the trash can.
Michael asked the girl on the way back to school if she thought that they raped her and then dropped her off.
The investigation into the incident continues at this time.
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