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Chicago Police Rule Torture of Trump Supporter a Hate Crime

UPDATE: The four suspects are also being charged with battery.

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***Original Post***

Chicago police have determined that the kidnapping and torture of a white male with special needs, which was aired on Facebook live, falls under the category of a hate crime. Four African-American teenagers were arrested after the shocking footage surfaced. In the video, the suspects are seen beating and gagging the suspect, while shouting expletives at him.

A Fox News analyst noted on Thursday that the teens could face up to 30 years in prison.

Their victim had special needs and was a high-risk missing person.

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