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Pinckney High School boys charged with rape

Dec 23, 2015 | 7:54 AM

Nicholas Lefebvre and Jacob Houck

Police say a 15-year-old Pinckney girl was gang raped by four teen boys. Police say the rape occurred at the home of one of the boys on December 16th. Three suspects were interviewed and two 17-year-old boys, Jacob Houck and Nicholas Lefebvre, were charged with CSC 3rd Degree. The third boy is a juvenile and his identity is protected. Police confirmed to Fox 2 that the boys gave the girl alcohol then recorded and took pictures of the encounter. Houck and Lefebvre, who are students at Pinckney High School, are scheduled in court on Wednesday.

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