4 Boyd High School students arrested in connection to hazing incident
BOYD, Texas - A hazing incident at Boyd High School earlier this month has led to the arrest of four students.
Boyd hazing arrests
What we know:
On September 3, the Boyd Police Department responded to a criminal complaint about a hazing incident at Boyd High School.
The alleged incident took place in the field house at the high school.
Boyd PD's investigation led to the arrests of four students. Two of the students are juveniles, while 17-year-old Chason Lee-Earl Tucker and 17-year-old Noah Davis are being charged as adults.
Tucker and Davis are both facing charges of injury to a child causing bodily injury, a felony, and unlawful restraint.
Both have been booked into the Wise County Jail.
What we don't know:
We don't know the identity of the other two students arrested.
The nature of the hazing incident is unclear. FOX 4 has requested arrest documents from the Boyd Police Department.
The Source: Information in this story comes from the Boyd Police Department.