UPDATE Tuesday 10 a.m.
The City of Orange Grove have announced that a sixth person who was wanted in the Orange Grove High School hazing case has surrendered.
The sixth person taken into custody is Luke Inglis, 17, who turned himself in on Saturday.
Earlier, the mughsot of Jordan Noah Garcia, 17, also was released.
Four other students taken into custody are minors.
There has been no information released on what charges they are facing.
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Police say several people are facing serious charges following an alleged hazing incident at a local high school.
The Orange Grove police department said they were alerted of apotential hazing incident at the Orange Grove High Schoolon April 29, 2021.
Investigators said video of the incident was provided to them and they saw several minors participating in the hazing of another minor on school grounds.
Orange Grove police said they reached out to the Texas Rangers along with Jim Wells County Sheriff's Office to assist in their investigation.
After the victim filed a complaint, police said they arrested five people involved in the incident and issued an arrest warrant for another student
Police said all were charged with unlawful restraint.
Investigators added that the Orange Grove police does not condone, nor tolerate, any bullying or hazing.
They encourage any victims of hazing or bullying to contact the Orange Grove police department or reach out to a school resource officer.
