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Kuzey Carolina'da 17 Yaşındaki Kız, San Diego Cami Saldırısına Yardımdan Suçlandı

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Kuzey Carolina'da büyük jüri, 18 Mayıs'ta San Diego'daki bir camide üç kişinin ölümüyle sonuçlanan saldırıya yardım ve yataklık ettiği şüphesiyle 17 yaşındaki bir kızı suçladı. Suçlamanın temeli, saldırının canlı videosunun kaydedilmesi ve dağıtılması olarak açıklandı. Forsyth County Bölge Savcısı Jim O'Neill, davanın eyalet düzeyinde açıldığını ve bu kararın Kuzey Carolina yasalarına dayandığını belirtti. Dava, şiddet olaylarının görüntülerini kaydedip yaymanın hukuki sonuçlarına ilişkin tartışmaları gündeme getiriyor.

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