A group of four Texas high school students was arrested following an alleged hazing incident inside a school field house, police said.
Chason Lee-Earl Tucker, 17, and Noah Davis Stevens, 17, are Boyd High School students being charged as adults, according to police.
Two other Boyd High School students arrested in the case are juveniles whose identities have not been released, police said.
On September 3, the alleged hazing incident was reported to the Boyd Police Department, authorities said.
Investigators interviewed the victim, witnesses and other people involved before obtaining felony arrest warrants, police said. But officials have not disclosed the specific nature of the alleged hazing or the circumstances surrounding the victim’s injuries, according to the department.
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Both 17-year-olds were booked into the Wise County Jail, police said.
Tucker and Stevens each face a charge of injury to a child causing bodily injury, a felony, police said.
Both 17-year-olds also face a count of unlawful restraint, according to police.
Investigators sought felony warrants against all four students following the incident, police said. But authorities have not released exactly what allegedly happened inside the school’s field house, according to the department.
Officials are limiting what information they make public because juveniles are involved, Boyd Police said.
All four students have been accused and have not been convicted, police said.
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