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A detective told Fox 2’s Taryn Asher the boy claimed it happened by a clubhouse and his shoes would still be there. Police couldn’t find the scene, but we did right across the street from the school behind a woman’s house. That kid, his life is going to change forever.
It never leaves you ever,” said Shanita Jones, who lives in the home. “I went to the school and (I) asked them… ‘Do (you) know it was a little kid that was pulled from here and was raped? Do (you) have surveillance cameras on your doors?’ And they told me that (they) do, but (they’re) (broken). “It’s crazy because why isn’t security or anybody at these doors for these kids? Why should it be a student that has to open the door?” said Donyale Oliver, the alleged victim’s aunt. His family is stunned, once believing a school is one of the safest places for kids to be. Concerned relatives who got the frantic call returned to thank the man who came to the boy’s aid. The boy has now been transferred to Children’s Hospital. We’re told one of the suspects is black and the other is white. Once we located the shoes, evidence technicians were called and searched the area. Meanwhile, Detroit Public Schools spokesman Steve Wasko says district officers are working with city police on the incident.Ī doctor who examined a 13-year-old boy who reported being abducted from a school and raped earlier this week found no evidence of a sexual assault, a police source familiar with the investigation told The News on Friday. The boy, who school officials say has behavioral issues, told police he opened a locked door at Wayne Elementary School on Courville Street to let two men inside Wednesday, and that they yanked him from the school, took him to an abandoned house and raped him. The police source said that the boy’s story keeps changing. “He knows who did it,” the source said, adding that the incident was likely gang-related and involved a friend of the boy’s brother. Police and school officials said they don’t believe the boy was abducted from the school, and that he left of his own volition.ĭetroit school officials on Thursday also questioned the story told by the boy, who had been expelled from Wayne Elementary earlier Wednesday. The boy was a new student at the school who began attending classes this week.Ī Detroit Public Schools Police official said there is no surveillance footage of the alleged abduction because some security cameras at the school weren’t working.