Video that is supposedly shown that young disabled woman is attacked

Honolulu County, Hawaii (Khnl/Gray News) – A disturbing video of a young disabled woman who is attacked has annoyed the community and led to the arrest of four teenagers.

The situation also triggered an apology from the parent of at least two of the suspects.

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The video of the reported attack shows that the victim is hit and bullied when it is surrounded by at least four others. The girl's family said that the former student of Leilehua High School was now 21 years old and has a disability.

The exact date of the attack is unclear. However, it was recently published and quickly annoyed in Wahiawa students and families.

Some of the community members have taken on the suspects and at the same time their search on social media. At some point there were about 11,000 people, as it developed on Instagram.

On Wednesday evening, the Honolulu police confirmed the arrest of three young people in connection with the attack, including a 13-year-old boy and two girls aged 14 and 16. An 18-year-old woman was also arrested.

Leilehua High School Administrators sent out a letter that was an attack outside the campus in which one or more of their students were involved, and they cooperate with the police investigations.

The mother of two of the arrested suspects was visibly disturbed when he was waiting outside the Wahiawa police station on Wednesday evening. She expressed remorse for the incident.

“I just wanted to apologize to the girl's family that was injured in this video. And I didn't mean that it would go. But I apologize for my children's actions and I hope that you can forgive my children,” said the woman.

Other Leilehua students who were angry about violence said they hope that those who were arrested will regret their decision and that the answer put an end to bullying.

“It is not right. We are not bullies ourselves. You shouldn't harass anyone, especially someone who cannot stand up for yourself,” said Emond Emond.

The Honolulu police said that the arrested charges were pending.

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