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NJ.com: At least six members of the Sayreville High School football team were taken into custody by police this evening on charges in connection with a series of locker room sexual assaults on four victims, NJ Advance Media has learned. A seventh player was charged, but not immediately taken into custody...
(T)hree were charged with aggravated sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual contact, conspiracy to commit aggravated criminal sexual contact, criminal restraint, and hazing for engaging in an act of sexual penetration upon one of the juvenile victims. One of those defendants and four others were charged with various counts including aggravated assault, conspiracy, aggravated criminal sexual contact, hazing and riot(ing)...
Because...those taken into custody...range in age from 15 to 17...the(ir) names...are not expected to be released...
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Well, then, either Player #7 is at least eighteen years old, or NJ.com doesn't really understand the concept of not publishing the names of minor criminal suspects. You can find his name if you need it, along with fashion commentary and exclusive pics of his "takedown," at the link:
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Sayreville's (Player 7) at the center of police activity as hazing suspects are taken into custody(Photo caption): (Player 7), Sayreville senior, arrives home as police enforcement are inside waiting for him. Police came to the home of Sayreville High School star athlete (Player 7) on Friday night, only minutes before authorities announced that "six of seven juveniles were taken into custody..."
...When police arrived in the (Player 7)'s neighborhood...they parked a house away and remained in the vehicle for 15 minutes. When they knocked on the door, the athlete’s father answered...The officers entered the home, and waited...(Player 7) arrived 15 minutes later in a smaller SUV...Ten minutes later...what sounded like sobbing could be heard coming from the house...
Until now, (Player 7), a football team captain, has been the textbook definition of superstar with a boundless future. The 6-foot, 190-pounder played football and basketball and was a four-event standout for the Bombers track and field team in the spring of 2014...(He) committed to (playing college football at) Penn State in June...over offers from Rutgers, Purdue, West Virginia, Wake Forest, Pitt, Georgia Tech and others...
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Penn State -- that's the college that had such a big child molestation scandal that the defendant must serve at least thirty years and they had to take down the statue of the head football coach!
Player 7 certainly HAD it going on. But maybe the victims will chicken out, or he can get his charges reduced to misdemeanors. Football uber alles!