'Rape Tag' Playground Game Upsets Parents

Parents are outraged after nearly two dozen 5th graders at Washington Elementary School in New Ulm, Minn., were caught playing a game called "rape tag".

In the game, children "tag" each other by grabbing other students' private parts.

After sending a letter home to parents addressing the incident, principal Bill Sprung said that he's been contacted by around 15 to 20 parents also wanting to voice their concerns. The principal went on to say that there have been no more occurrences of the game at the school, and that they have not needed to increase monitors during the break.

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