A 14-year-old boy has handed himself in to police after footage appeared to show a young Coventry City supporter taunting Sunderland fans with a photograph of Bradley Lowery…

A 14-year-old boy has handed himself in to West Midlands Police following widespread outrage over viral footage from Coventry City's 3-1 Premier League win against Sunderland. The video recorded during the match appeared to show a young supporter mocking visiting fans by displaying a photograph of Bradley Lowery, a Sunderland fan who died from cancer at age six in 2017.
West Midlands Police confirmed an investigation is underway and noted that the boy will be interviewed, while Coventry City stated they do not tolerate offensive behavior and are working with authorities. Bradley's mother, Gemma Lowery, condemned the cruel act but urged the public not to direct hatred toward the youth, expressing hope that he learns from the incident.
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