GOLETA, Calif. – Dos Pueblos High School in Goleta is underneath a fireplace after a lawsuit filed in Santa Barbara Superior Court last month alleges some of the school’s baseball group gamers participated in a hazing incident towards a teammate.
The lawsuit claims that, at the same time as on a subsidized spring ruin ride in Rancho Cucamonga ultimate March, as a minimum, seven former participants of the Dos Pueblos baseball team tricked a teammate into ingesting a doughnut that had been contaminated with “a potentially harmful foreign natural substance from their personal our bodies.” The lawsuit claims two boys conspired collectively to collect the overseas substance from individuals on the team, acquire it into a cup, and “lather it onto a doughnut.”
The plaintiff in the lawsuit reportedly took bites of the doughnut, unaware of what was accomplished. The lawsuit additionally claims there were a couple of hazing incidents that occurred in the course of the go for a holiday at a motel in Ontario.
The lawsuit also alleges that coaches and chaperones for the ride had been out consuming instead of carrying out mattress exams or enforcing curfew and had been no longer around to intervene.
Dos Pueblos High School management became aware of the incident after rumors circulated among the faculty. The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office was contacted to avoid any possible hobbies because the college’s aid deputy turned into the pinnacle baseball train.
According to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office, the incident was investigated, and interviews were performed to affirm the reports. The case was handed over to the Santa Barbara County District Attorney’s Office sooner or later. It was also forwarded to the Ontario Police Department, which conducted a concurrent investigation. In the end, the Santa Barbara County and San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Offices decided not to file crook expenses.
In February 2019, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office received statistics showing that some former players had told others in the group not to cooperate with the preliminary research. These allegations had been investigated, and extra interviews had been carried out. Again, the Santa Barbara County District Attorney’s workplace opted not to record crook costs.
In April, the plaintiff in the lawsuit is looking for economic repayment because of extreme emotional misery consisting of anxiety, embarrassment, and humiliation because of the incident. The Santa Barbara Unified School District and many gamers purported to be involved in the hazing incident are indexed as defendants.
