The New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez announced charges on Thursday against three former New Mexico State University basketball players for hazing inciden
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The indictment filed against three former student-athletes at New Mexico State University should serve as an unambiguous signal to everyone in this state that hazing will not be tolerated at our educational institutions,” said AG Torrez. “Players, coaches and administrators at every level are on notice that this type of violent conduct will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Three members of the 2022 NMSU Men’s Basketball Team are accused of holding younger players and student staff against their will while they violated them. Alleged acts included multiple incidents in which they forcefully restrained victims while violently grabbing their genital areas.
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