Virginia Track Baton Batting: Alaile Everett is holding a rally of supporters

The teenager of Virginia who was seen Beating the head of the opponent With the relay during the secondary school -Trak on Thursday, he held a rally of supporters to repeat her innocence.

The rally came only a day after it was filed with a misdemeanful battery and accusation.

A student, Alyala Everett, held a rally outside his school, IC Norcom high school, Portsmouth, Virginia. Dozens of people saw that they attended the rally when Everett made a tearful speech, where she thanked her supporters, sobbing.

“Thank you for having supported me,” Everett told the supporters as you can see in the local footage Virginia news station wavy. “There is no one who wanted to hear my story, except for people who know me, and people who know that I never do anything like that I never hurt anyone. I’m not a fighter, I am not even a confrontational, I wouldn’t even do that and I thank you for believing in me.

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Everett’s speech was met with loud applause and scanning “We stand with you.”

NAACP President James Boyd also made a rally, claiming that threats and slags were directed to Everett’s family.

“Everett’s family has survived racial slips, they were threatened with death, and we definitely think that these things are unacceptable,” Board said.

The activist of the local community, Zhermen Green, called for unity by the community in support of a teenager.

“It worried me to see the whole world pull this young lady, pulling her character, based on what they thought they saw. I just wanted to activate, speak and bring unity and inform this young lady that there is her back in Portsmouth,” Green said.

The lawyer of the Lynchburg Commonwealth has confirmed Fox News Digital on Wednesday that one offensive accusation of attack and battery Jad was filed for the incident.

The incident happened last Tuesday during a meeting of the championship, when the footage was shown that Everett broke her relay into the head of the junior high school Brookville Calelen Taer during the relay race. Everett and her whole team were disqualified.

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Later, Tacker was diagnosed with brain concussion and a possible skull fracture, as the incident frames became viral.

Everett has since said hits were accidentalIn an interview with wavy and good morning America.

Virginia High School League (VHSL) previously issued a FOX News Digital statement on this issue.

“VHSL does not comment on people or disciplinary action through Ferpa,” the League said. “The actions taken by the director of the meeting to disqualify the runner were appropriate and correct. We carefully review everyone as it concerns the safety of players with participating schools. VHSL membership has always made priority support for students with a safe environment for competition.”

Fox News Digital appealed to the Portsmouth State School for comments from Everett’s family.

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Before declaring the accusations of Everett’s misconduct, NAACP Portsmouth has published a statement that protects a teenager on Wednesday.

“ALILA is not the headlines of the attacker and the media that hint at this in any way, in any way, we understand the sensitivity of circumstances for both athletes and their families, but this story should not be left unattended,” the message reads.

“Alyala is a student of honor and a star athlete in the historical high school of IP.

Scott Thompson Fox News Digital contributed to this report.

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