All 11 students in New York turned themselves in to the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office on April 30 after being given 48 hours to surrender.

Onondaga County District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick gave anyone involved a 48-hour window to turn themselves in to avoid a criminal record.

Eleven high school students have turned themselves in after an alleged hazing incident involving younger players on their lacrosse team. Officials in Syracuse say there are at least five victims, with one victim reporting that he was driven to a remote area by an upperclassman when armed individuals came out of the woods dressed in all black.