HORROR! Group Of NJ Teens Pants An Autistic Boy, Post On Tik Tok, 3 Arrested, Teen Girl Confronted

Fair Lawn police charged a 19-year-old former borough employee and three juveniles with last week's video-recorded assault on a 14-year-old special needs boy in a local park.

Alis Fidrya was charged with invasion of privacy, cyber-harassment and harassment in connection with the incident at Berdan Grove Park in which a 13-year-old boy held the victim's shoulders while a 10-year-old boy pulled down his pants.

While this was happening, Fidrya and a 16-year-old girl recording the incident and "posted it on Snapchat and TikTok for others to see," Sgt. Brian Metzler said Monday.

Police signed juvenile complaints charging the same crimes against the 16-year-old girl, Metzler said. They signed complaints charging the two boys with harassment, he said.

Records show Fidrya, a Fair Lawn High School graduate, worked for the borough as early as 2016, but it couldn't immediately be determined in what capacity.

She and the others are all from Fair Lawn, Metzler said.

In the video, the boys stare at the crying victim's genitals for a moment and then walk away, leaving him standing there before he pulls up his pants.

Other students alerted parents and district administrators to the recorded assault.

"Pantsing" in certain instances in the past has been considered a prank, but it is more often a form of bullying -- and in some instances has been prosecuted as sexual harassment and/or assault.