Lynchburg attorney addresses assault charge in viral track incident
The Lynchburg Commonwealth's Attorney has weighed in on the assault and battery charges filed against a Virginia high school ...
High school runner who struck opponent with baton faces misdemeanor charge
Kaelen Tucker said she she suffered a concussion when struck by Alaila Everett with a baton during the Virginia Class 3 indoor track and field championships.
Community hosts rally in support of track star Alaila Everett after baton incident goes viral
Portsmouth rallied behind Alaila Everett, a 17-year-old who is facing backlash and a criminal charge after hitting her ...
High School Runner Who Struck Rival With Baton Faces Charge
The episode at an indoor relay race in the Virginia state championships has raised the question of whether it was intentional or an accident.
High school runner who hit opponent in head with baton faces assault and battery charge
A high school track athlete faces a misdemeanor charge of assault and battery after a viral video showed her hitting a ...
High school track athlete faces charge after video of competitor hit with baton
A high school track athlete is facing a charge following a viral video of her at a meet where her competitor gets struck in ...
High School Runner Charged With Assault Following Alleged Baton Attack At Track Meet
The Virginia high school track and field runner who hit an opponent in the head with a baton has been charged with ...
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Runner who hit rival over head with baton shares new angle of incident as she faces assault charge
Alaila Everett is reportedly facing an assault charge after she was accused of striking a rival sprinter with a baton.
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High school senior says viral track meet injury was an accident
A track and field meet in Portsmouth has gained viral attention for an unintended moment that left one runner injured. The<a ...
Teen athlete faces assault charge after striking opponent with her baton
I’ve never been in a fight, I’ve always been on honour roll ... so just people making, off a nine-second video, they’re assuming my character,' runner Alaila Everett said.