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Four Boyd High Students Arrested in Alleged Sept. 3 Hazing

Charging two 17‑year‑olds as adults signals an active criminal probe that seeks public tips.

Overview

  • Boyd police say a hazing complaint from Sept. 3 led investigators to arrest four students in connection with an incident inside the Boyd High School field house.
  • Two 17‑year‑olds, Chason Lee‑Earl Tucker and Noah Davis Stevens, were booked on felony counts of unlawful restraint and injury to a child causing bodily injury and later released after posting about $15,000 in combined bond.
  • The other two arrested students are juveniles whose names are withheld under Texas law, and officials have not released specific details about what allegedly happened during the incident.
  • Investigators have interviewed the alleged victim, witnesses and others and are asking community members to contact Boyd police with any information that could affect the case.
  • The arrests add to local concerns about campus safety in Boyd, where the school district assigns a full‑time officer to each campus, and the probe could lead to additional charges or school discipline as the investigation continues.