Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office Spokesman Chris Swenderman stated via email that 'in light of the confidentiality of juvenile proceedings, the office will decline comment.'

Wall Schools Superintendent Tracy Handerhan did not respond to requests for comment on the plea deals Sunday. The plea agreements are the latest action in the hazing case that began in November and resulted in the suspensions of the seven students, the dismissal of several coaches and the firing of the former athletic director. The players must engage in anti-bullying sessions and perform community service under the plea agreements, the sources said.Ī seventh player is also facing sexual assault charges in a separate non-school incident and was not offered the plea deal.

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“The plea offer from the state confirms that this was sophomoric behavior and not at all sexual,” said Christopher Adams, attorney for one of the defendants. WALL - At least six Wall Township High School football players have agreed to plea agreements in the recent hazing scandal that will allow them to avoid jail and face probation and community service, according to sources.Ī Juvenile Court judge dismissed the most serious charges of criminal sexual contact and false imprisonment, sources confirmed.īut the players pleaded guilty to juvenile charges of hazing and harassment, which may be dropped if the players successfully complete probation sentences of up to one year each. Watch Video: Cracks showing in Wall Township

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