Police are not responsible for the death of a Pennsylvania high school football player who killed himself after officers allegedly threatened to tell his family he was gay, a federal jury decided late Wednesday. The teen-ager's mother filed the civil suit over her son's death, charging that the town and three of its police officers violated his right to privacy.
November 08, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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