A prosecutor said Tuesday that several Prosper Senior high boys were portion of a golf club iron which has a good reputation giving girls drugs and forcing them to have sexual intercourse. But one of many boys told a judge that “Team Snapback” only agreed to be a gaggle of friends whose activities included consensual sex.

Those were the opposing stories presented at a juvenile court for three of five Prosper High teenagers arrested Monday connected with sexual assault and unlawful restraint charges. Neither the juveniles nor their alleged victims is going to be identified.

Two 17-year-olds who have been charged as adults have been identified. Darius McClinton-Hunter, the son of Are generally Angels outfielder Torii Hunter, was published on the Collin County Jail on bail on Monday. Garrick White bailed from jail late Tuesday. Both are charged with sex crime using a child.

Todd Shapiro, defense attorney for McClinton-Hunter, issued a prepared statement Tuesday: “We had arrived stunned through the accusations, disappointed furthermore it had been handled, but completely confident the facts will prove Darius’ innocence. He and also his family enjoy an opportunity to clear his name when the time comes.”

Tuesday’s hearing on the Collin County courthouse occured to determine regardless of if the three juveniles really should be released for their parents or should they should remain in custody for as many as 10 more business days.

District Court Judge Cynthia Wheless temporarily withheld her decision for two main with the juveniles. But she revealed what she considered the place where Prosper police say a few sexual assaults took place.

“There seems to be a worry with this particular apartment, that it is a den of iniquity,” she said.

One of many juveniles lives at the apartment, based on testimony Tuesday.

One of the juvenile boys testified Tuesday. A 2nd boy would not, but his father spoke. Your third boy’s attorney waived the ability to the hearing, leaving the boy in jail.

Through the questioning, the prosecutor, a juvenile probation officer, as well as the defense attorneys offered details that will otherwise remain confidential inside a juvenile case.

The prosecution position is this: 5 teens attended a rental in Prosper on the early evening of May 4. There, they met three girls; one was 16 plus the other two were 15.

Throughout a handful of hours, several with the girls were sexually assaulted by at the very least three with the boys.

One boy, 16, is charged with helping carry a 16-year-old girl into a closet where police say that she and McClinton-Hunter stripped her and McClinton-Hunter forced her to execute head on him as she called repeatedly for help.

The boy who testified Tuesday told a different story, praoclaiming that your ex went in to the closet voluntarily with him, decided to subtract some of her clothing and performed the sex follow up on him, not McClinton-Hunter.

His defense attorney asked him about charges that a few of the boys took video from the sex acts. The boy said he was unacquainted with that.

When questioned from the prosecutor, he admitted to the information on Team Snapback. “Snapback” is a type of hats favored by some teens. It is usually used as slang relevant to sex.

The boy denied that Team Snapback had everything to do with drugs or forced sex.

“It’s just some friends,” he said.

Prosper Students told a different tale Tuesday concerning the relative innocence of Team Snapback. Several said they knew about its reputation.

A 17-year-old girl said the group of boys “bragged out” around school with what Team Snapback did and she or he hasn't been surprised after they were arrested.

“They should be put away,” she said.

Neither with the teens at Tuesday’s hearing has a criminal convictions. One gets A’s and B’s, was for the varsity track team this season which is likely to play varsity football next year. He'd one misdemeanor charge in connection with a fight with another boy he said stole his bike.

One other boy, 16, is a huge varsity golfer. He’s facing a speeding ticket in Plano. He’s not arrested for any sexual crime. He’s accused of holding down a lady, with whom he was engaged in consensual intercourse, when she attemptedto visit help her friend inside closet.

During his testimony, his father implied that your lack of discipline at Prosper Senior high school was associated with the costs, although alleged assault wouldn't happen for the school.

“I think the [Prosper] schools are a lot more lax than they should be,” he explained.

Prosper ISD assistant superintendent Michael Goddard said the district hasn’t been told much in regards to the assault charges. School officials are awaiting details before deciding how to handle the scholars. Their state mandates the district take certain actions by incorporating charges; other charges allow the district to have some discretion, Goddard said.

“We’ll always place the security and safety individuals kids first,” he explained.