Black teen escapes white supremacists who abducted him and sent threatening text to his mom

While walking home from school, Zavion Parker, 13, was abducted by a group of white men in East Houston, according to a ABC 13 News.

Parker told local authorities that once he got off the school bus, a group of six white men with reddish hair forced him into a car.

Parker said their car had flames painted on the inside, and that one man had a tattoo that said 'I hate black people.'

The men drove Parker to an abandoned building and assaulted him. The suspects took his phone, keys, shoes, and ripped his clothes.

Michelle Lee, Parker's mom became worried once he never returned home, and she called the police.

Lee said she received a horrific text message from Parker's phone that said, "kill him."

Parker was able to escape by quick thinking. Parker said the men left the room to load a gun. At that moment Parker sprinted off and ran as fast as he could down the road.

Camecia Carmouche, was driving when she spotted Parker running with no shoes and ripped clothing.

Carmouche immediately called the police.

Lee said she hopes these criminals are found, and warns parents to always keep their kids close.