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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Oklahoma City Police are asking for the public’s help identifying three young suspects in a brazen attack on a teenage girl.
Investigators said the beatdown was caught on a cell phone camera; it was also shared on social media. The police posted the video to help identify those involved.
The victim has not been identified because she is a teenage girl, but police reports say the incident appeared to have involved an argument on social media before turning physical.
“It’s [a] pretty, pretty violent attack,” said Sgt. Dillon Quirk, Oklahoma City Police. “Three persons beating up the victim. The persons involved look to be younger.”
In the video, three suspects can be seen shoving the girl to the ground, pulling her hair and kicking her multiple times in the head.
According to police, the beating continued for some time.
Police said the assault continued after the beating.
“The same suspects attemped to break into the victims apartment and set fire to it,” said Quirk.
“[The suspects] could see some assault type charges, possibly, possibly arson, burglary. Just have to see how the D.A. wants to handle it,” he added.
Oklahoma City Police are asking anyone with information regarding the identity of the suspects to contact Crime Stoppers: (405) 235-7300 or www.okccrimetips.com.
