A Louisiana family plans to file a federal lawsuit after their son was expelled for confronting another student over a deepfake pornographic image. CBS News reporter Kati Weis has the latest details on the case and the district’s response.
Breakdown
- A Louisiana family plans to file a federal lawsuit after their 13-year-old daughter was expelled for confronting a classmate who created and shared a deepfake pornographic image of her.
- The girl was expelled in August and only recently allowed to return on probation, with restrictions on extracurricular activities. 18s
- The family alleges school staff ignored the girl's initial complaints about the images, prompting her to confront the boy herself. 52s
- The family's attorney claims the school violated mandatory reporting laws and hopes the lawsuit will raise national awareness about deepfake abuse among teens. 2m 30s
- The school district states the case was handled swiftly, is under sheriff's investigation, and the boy involved has been charged with distributing pornographic material. 3m 37s