A 12-year-old boy in Georgia suffered second-degree burns and several teenagers are facing serious charges after they allegedly dumped scalding hot water over his face during a sleepover. The three boys, ages 12-15, are accused of injuring their friend during a prank gone wrong at a home in Tifton County, according to police.

A group of young boys in Georgia, ages 12 to 15, are facing charges for allegedly dumping hot water on one of their "friends" in a sleepover prank gone wrong, according to cops and the victim's mom. The post ‘He’s numb about it’: 12-year-old boy’s friends allegedly dump scalding water on him in sleepover prank gone wrong first appeared on Law & Crime.

A Georgia mother is speaking out after her 12-year-old son suffered second-degree burns when friends poured boiling water on him during a so-called prank. The incident has led to charges against three children and is sparking conversations about the dangers of such reckless behavior.

The boy’s mother, Tiffany West, told local news outlet WCTV that the incident occurred at a neighbor’s apartment the morning after a sleepover, when the other three boys in attendance allegedly poured scalding water on her son’s face while he was still asleep.

A 12-year-old boy was rushed to hospital with severe burns after his friends allegedly threw boiling water on his face while he slept during a sleepover in a supposed prank gone wrong. The boy, from Georgia,

The child dozed off at his neighbour’s apartment when his three friends, aged between 12 and 15, thought it would be a funny prank to pour scolding water on his face