NY Lacrosse Players Surrender After Hazing Incident | JQJO

Eleven New York high school lacrosse players surrendered after a 48-hour deadline, facing misdemeanor charges for a hazing incident. The students allegedly drove younger teammates to the woods, brandished a gun and knife, and traumatized them. One victim had a pillowcase placed over his head and was put in a car trunk. District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick called the actions "way beyond hazing" and condemned the students' "stupidity and lack of judgment." The lacrosse season has been cancelled.