DC teen reveals she, friends fatally beat disabled, elderly man Reggie Brown because they were bored
A horde of teenage girls who chased a disabled, elderly man before beating him to death in a Washington DC ally attacked their victim because they were “bored” and were looking for something to do.The vicious 2023 assault that left 64-year-old Reggie Brown dead was committed by a group of five teen girls ranging between 12 and 15.The girls were looking for something to do in Silver Spring, Md.after spending time at a local skate park on Oct.
17, 2023.One girl, 15, recalled to a DC courtroom Wednesday they “find someone to beat up,” according to WUSA.“Why did you suggest that to the group?” Gabrielle Logaglio a prosecutor from the DC Office of the Attorney General asked.“Because we were bored,” replied the girl, whose identity was not revealed because of her age.The 15-year-old girl — the oldest of the group who pleaded guilty to the murder last week — was called to the stand to testify in the case of two of her accomplices.Just after 11 p.m., the gaggle of misfits arrived at Georgia Avenue and Sheridan Street in the Brightwood neighborhood of DC where they spotted an unknown man attacking Brown and asked if they could jump in.Brown had begun to flee as his attackers talked but didn’t get far as the five girls and their new male accomplice caught up to him and yanked him from a fence he was holding on to.Video surveillance caught the chase which led Brown to an ally where the aggressors beat and kicked him as the 15-year-old girl’s 13-year-old sister recorded the attack on her phone.They stomped his head on the concrete before pulling his pants down to his ankles and using his belt to beat him, investigators testified in court in March, according to the Washington Post.Brown was found dead on the street just before 1 a.m.suffering from gruesome injuries consistent with assault, according to Metro Police.“Damn, you leakin’!” one girl, can be heard shouting, according to the outlet.The girls’ relatives left the courtroom before they...