Three Sperry High School students are charged with first-degree rape by instrumentation. 2 News obtained the probable cause affidavit with more details of the case. It claims Ayden Allison, Barrett Brooks and Gaige Kelley were all directly involved in an assault against another student. Allegedly, the victim was assaulted with a hairbrush through their clothing. The investigator said the assault was an intentional act and none of the suspects were remorseful of the assault until charges were mentioned. Sperry Public Schools released this statement about the charges: Dear Sperry Parents and Guardians: We are aware of the recent charges brought against three students at Sperry High School by the Tulsa County District Attorney in connection with a serious incident involving a fellow student. As the Superintendent of Schools, I want to express my deep concern regarding this situation and extend my thoughts to all individuals impacted by this situation. First and foremost, the safety and well-being of our students is our highest priority and we are committed to supporting our students and ensuring a safe environment. That being said, we understand that news like this can be unsettling and may raise questions and concerns. As you probably know, the school is bound by privacy laws and cant provide specific information; however, I assure you that appropriate measures were swiftly taken to address any misconduct. Additionally, we have fully cooperated with law enforcement ever since we reported the incident back in October. While I understand the community's concern regarding this matter, I urge everyone to avoid jumping to conclusions. It is crucial to allow the legal process to take its course and to respect the privacy of all individuals involved. Please remember that our schools are a place for learning, growth, and care. Let us come together to support one another and ensure that Sperry remains a safe community for all of our students. Thank you for your understanding and support. Respectfully, Brian Beagles, Ed.D. Superintendent of SchoolsTulsa District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler released this statement about the investigation: Since charges have been filed in this case, it is important to safeguard the integrity of the judicial process. Given the age of the parties involved, we are also mindful of our laws governing confidentiality. This office will always strive to protect victims in the upmost regard, especially in a criminal act of this nature. As with any criminal charge, the law presumes innocence until a judge or a jury determines otherwise. Oklahoma law authorizes the charging of individuals as adults depending upon the age of the alleged offender and the type of crime allegedly committed. Oklahoma law also affords some individuals charged with adult level crimes to petition to have those cases ultimately handled as a Youthful Offender crime, or even as a Juvenile Delinquency crime. However, any decisions regarding those possible outcomes are vested with the trial court. At this point, we look forward to presenting the facts of this case in a courtroom, which is where it should be tried, and not in the media.Stay in touch with us anytime, anywhere -- Download our free app for Apple, Android and Kindle devices. Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to you Like us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram SUBSCRIBE on YouTube