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Three Teenagers in Beersheba Charged with Forcing Peers into Sexual Acts and Recording Them

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Three boys aged 13 to 14 in Beersheba are charged with threatening two peers to perform sexual acts on each other while recording the abuse.

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  • Three boys aged 13-14 from Beersheba face charges for forcing two others into sexual acts.
  • The victims, aged 14 and 15, were threatened and coerced over about two hours.
  • The accused were armed with a knife and drinking alcohol during the incident.
  • The acts were recorded by the perpetrators.
  • Charges include aggravated rape by multiple offenders and blackmail.
Three Teenagers in Beersheba Charged with Forcing Peers into Sexual Acts and Recording Them
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The prosecution has filed charges at the Beersheba Juvenile District Court against three boys aged 13 to 14 from Beersheba. They allegedly threatened two other boys, aged 14 and 15, forcing them to perform sexual acts on each other while being recorded. According to the indictment, the victims were returning from a gathering in a park when the accused, who were sitting on a bench with a knife and consuming alcohol, called them over. Over approximately two hours, the three accused allegedly abused, assaulted, and blackmailed the victims into committing the acts. The charges include aggravated rape by multiple perpetrators, blackmail by threats, and other offenses.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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