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"\u200BTrigger Warning: This post includes graphic language about sexual assault.\u200B \n\nTwo 14-year-old boys have been accused of raping a girl at their high school in Hot Springs, Arkansas.\n\tCNN reports the two teen boys entered a not-guilty plea in a hearing on Tuesday after they were charged with raping a fellow student on campus at Lakeside High School. \n\nA 16-year-old girl told police that the boys went up to her after school last week and forced her into the locker room of the school\u2019s field house while she was on her way to sports practice. She said the boys grabbed her arm and her butt, then forced her into the locker room and turned off the lights. The victim told police one boy then grabbed her breast and kissed her neck, and one of the boys put his hands down her pants and raped her with his fingers.\n\nThough she told police she tried to escape, the victim said she was raped for about two minutes before she was actually able to get away. \n\nThe victim reported the alleged incident on Feb. 25, and the boys were arrested on Feb. 26. They are both being held without bond in the Garland County Juvenile Detention Center.\n\nFox 16 reported that students were initially confused at the high school when the details came out, but one student said classmates were supporting the alleged victim by the end of the day.\n\n\u201CLakeside really doesn&amp;#39;t have that kind of students here, people who do that,&amp;quot; an unnamed student told Fox 16. &amp;quot;That never happens.\u201D\n\u201CIt really just makes you mad,&amp;quot; Hot Springs resident Bobby Ward told KATV. &amp;quot;That happened there?&amp;quot;\n\nAs we know, though, rape happens everywhere. One in six American women has been raped or has survived an attempted rape in her lifetime, and 82% of those sexual assaults are perpetrated by someone the victim knows. Forty-four percent of all rape victims are under the age of 18, and girls ages 16 to 19 are four times more likely than the general population to be victims of rape or attempted rape. While 12% of girls in grades 9 through 12 report having been assaulted, many rapes go unreported.\n\nIf you or someone you know is sexually assaulted, it\u2019s your choice on what you do next, but help is out there. \n\nRelated:  8 Things Every Girl Should Know About Sexual Assault\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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