3 Female College Students Say They’re Attacked by White Males, but by the End They’re the Ones Charged With the Crime

3 Female College Students Say They’re Attacked by White Males, but by the End They’re the Ones Charged With the Crime
A still frame from video showing the women assaulting a passengers in Albany, New York. University of Albany Police
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Three black female New York college students said white males racially attacked them on a bus last month, starting with racial slurs before physically assaulting them.

But evidence that emerged, including surveillance video of the attack, led to the girls—not the men—to being charged with crimes.

Ariel Agudio, Alexis Briggs, and Asha Burwell, all 20, claimed that a group of 10 to 12 white men attacked them early in the morning of Jan. 30 in Albany.

Asha Burwell, who was charged with false reporting and assault. (Twitter)
Asha Burwell, who was charged with false reporting and assault. Twitter