In the United States, a 25-year-old young man was arrested and later charged for several attacks perpetrated against women in California. Assaults of which he then posted the videos on Youtube.
Exacerbated hatred. Johnny Deven Young, a 25-year-old American, was arrested and charged after assaulting several women in California. He is accused of spraying his victims with pepper spray and is notably being prosecuted for hate crimes, the Orange County district attorney’s office said. It didn’t take long for the police to track him down. Indeed, the aggressor, who describes himself asincel (translating into French by “involuntary bachelor” and which brings together men with strong resentment towards women), posted several videos of his attacks on his Youtube channel.
According to the authorities, quoted by the Daily Beast, Johnny Deven Young would have attacked at least six people, as well as a man who would have tried to control him. “No one should have to live in fear of being indiscriminately attacked and then publicly humiliated on the internet because of their gender.”Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said in a statement, before adding, “This behavior is disgusting and celebration of this behavior by like-minded people is completely unacceptable. These accusations send a very strong message to this entire community that we will not tolerate any form of violence against women.”.
“I thought he was doing some weird internet social prank or experiment”
The first assault allegedly took place in November 2021, when Johnny Deven Young had just approached a man and a woman outside a bar. after approaching them, the young man reportedly began verbally harassing the woman, telling her he wanted to see his “genitals and wanting to have sex with her“. To the KTLA channel, the victim indicated that he thought it was a hoax when she saw the camera of his attacker. “I thought he was doing some weird social internet prank or experiment”, she explained. Johnny Deven Young had been wanted since last May. His bail was set at $500,000. He was already known to justice for similar facts, which occurred in Nevada in 2019. He then pleaded guilty to harassment motivated by hatred, towards a woman.
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