Some people in town made t-shirts supporting the attackers, and some students wore them to school. That's when the father decided to pull his son out of school. 'He was stronger than anyone, going and facing that every day.' 'He was in school everyday,' the father said. The father reported the incident to the Denver police, and the Denver District Attorney pursued charges against the three attackers. 'There still seems to be the sense, especially in schools or colleges, that when these incidents happen it’s part of 'boys being boys.'' Jonathan Kaufman, journalist One pleaded guilty to sexual contact without consent, the other two pleaded guilty to third degree assault. That's the only way you can change the attitude towards this.' 'As an administrator, just like a parent, you have to realize there's going to be backlash when you push it forward,' he said. Jonathan Kaufman, a managing editor at Bloomberg, coordinated a larger investigation on sexual hazing among boys. His reporters investigated the Norwood, Colorado, incident involving the father and his son, and they were surprised to find how dismissive administrators were of the incident.
