From FBI Whistleblowers to Defunding Planned Parenthood—and Everything in Between: A Year...
Ghanaian 'Prophet' Cons Followers Into Building Arks After Predicting Another Great Flood
Christmas, Family, and the Cost of Saying ‘No’ to Trans Ideology
Trump’s DHS Pays Illegal Immigrants to Leave — Critics Ignore the Cost of...
BREAKING: President Trump Announces Christmas Day Airstrikes on ISIS in Nigeria
Adam Kinzinger Took Revenge on CBS Over 60 Minutes Drama. There's Just One...
Leftist College Professor Declares This Classic Christmas Movie 'Bigoted'
Michelle Wu Rewrites Boston’s History to Virtue-Signal at Trump
What, Exactly, Does the Right Stand For?
Nicki Minaj Faces Massive Backlash After Pro-Trump, Pro-Christian Speech at AmericaFest
Hunter Biden's Still Lying: 'There Is No Laptop'
The Best and Worst of 2025
Tucker Carlson: A Christian Kufir Promoting Islam
This Democrat is Trying to Rip Trump's Name From an Iconic Building
Justice Department Challenges Illinois Laws It Says Endanger Federal Agents
Tipsheet

Chicago Police Rule Torture of Trump Supporter a Hate Crime

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

Advertisement

***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.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement