In 1997, a high school football player and his friend were stopped by police in rural Pennsylvania and charged with underage drinking. The officer allegedly asked the boys if they were "queer" and threatened to tell their families they were gay. Hours later, the football player killed himself. On Monday, a lawsuit charging that the police officers violated the teen-ager's right to privacy went to trial in federal court.
November 05, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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