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UPDATE/Correction 11:05 pm, MONDAY–
According to a live news broadcast, three minor male students and one 18-year-old student from La Puente High have been questioned about committing criminal acts associated with the investigation. Officials confirm there are four male minor victims. Additional, one adult male school staff member has been placed on administrative leave.
By Randy Economy
Randy@CerritosNews.net
The La Puente High School Athletic program has been rocked by allegation of hazing that may have crossed the line.
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Detectives are being aggressive over the hazing claims and on Saturday night it was announced that the the Special Victims Bureau are now “actively investigating allegations of hazing within a varsity sports program at La Puente High School.”
“The hazing incidents have gone on for several years and may have risen to the level of a crime. At this point there is no information to indicate that any member of faculty or coaching staff were directly involved,” said Sergeant Al Fraijo of the elite Special Victims Bureau.
The name of the team or sport under the probe at La Puente High School has not been disclosed by SVB officials.
Deputy Kim Manatt, with the Sheriff’s Information Bureau urged that if anyone has first hand knowledge concerning this matter please contact the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Special Victims Bureau at 1-877-710-LASD (5273) or by e-mail at specialvictimsbureau@lasd.org.
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