Aussie autistic teen charged with filing false attack report

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A Tarneit teenager who said he used to be bashed by as much as eight participants of an ‘African gang’ following a footy match is anticipated to be charged with making a unfounded file to police.

Jayden D’Abaco, 19, suggested police he used to be chased and overwhelmed by a group described as being African in look as he walked on my own to the Mynt Lounge nightclub in Werribee, at about 10.30pm on August 24.

Autistic teen Jayden D’Abaco’s injuries after he said he used to be attacked on August 24.

The teenager, who has autism, used to be said to be celebrating an now no longer truly victory by the Wyndham Suns reserves when he used to be attacked, leaving him with bruising and cuts to his face.

A Victoria Police spokeswoman said after a “thorough investigation” into the assault claim, police confirmed that “no offences were detected”.

“A 19-Twelve months-faded man is anticipated to be charged on summons with submitting a unfounded file,” the spokeswoman said.

“Victoria Police has supplied acceptable toughen and referrals to parties involved.”

The 19-Twelve months-faded said the August incident used to be the 2d time he had been bashed by a group of youths of African look, after a extremely publicised assault in April 2017.

CCTV footage from the 2017 incident on a Tarneit bus confirmed a group of youths traumatic Jayden’s runners and mobile phone. The teenager used to be put upon when he refused handy the items over.

Frank D’Abaco, the daddy of an autistic teen who said he used to be bashed unconscious by as much as eight men, protests on the steps of Parliament over what the family survey as authorities disclose of no activity on “gangs” in Melbourne’s suburbs.