Our story starts back in the fall, when the Red Mountain High School football team was taking their yearbook photo. A teammate of Osborn’s dared him to stick the top of his dong out of his waistband, he says, and he did, and it ended up in the school’s yearbook photo. Someone apparently complained this Saturday, and the justice apparatus of Mesa and the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office whirred into high gear and immediately threw the book at Osborn.

 

Based on the photo and admission, Osborn was booked for 69 counts of indecent exposure — a class 1 misdemeanor — and one count of furnishing harmful items to minors — a class 4 felony. The 69 counts of indecent exposure were for every person present when the photo was taken.

 

While the small size of the photograph as published makes the details difficult to discern, the yearbook has been recalled so the school can make a minor but critical edit for the inappropriate content.

 

High School Football Player Hit With Felony Charge And 69 Counts Of Indecent Exposure For Yearbook Dong-Pic Prank

Is anything going to happen to the yearbook editor who left the picture in?!

 

69 counts - that's funny!

That's one way to thrust your name into the spotlight.

Is it really indecent exposure if no one saw it?

Is anything going to happen to the yearbook editor who left the picture in?!

 

69 counts - that's funny!

 

Can the editor really be held accountable for such a small oversight?

Can the editor really be held accountable for such a small oversight?

 

IDK but isn't that their job? I'm talking about the school editor, like at NCC, before Huther came along and ruined the yearbook class, they had an actual teacher that oversaw the entire process and had final say on pictures, etc...

This is just the tip of the iceberg.

He should have to incur the expense of recalling and correcting the yearbook. He should be tarred and feathered.

 

He should not be a registered sex offender for 10 years or more.

IDK but isn't that their job? I'm talking about the school editor, like at NCC, before Huther came along and ruined the yearbook class, they had an actual teacher that oversaw the entire process and had final say on pictures, etc...

 

Being the Wiener Police is the Editor's job?

Being the Wiener Police is the Editor's job?

 

Making sure inappropriate pictures don't end up in a yearbook is an editor's job - yes.

 

Not that I'm condoning this kid's behavior..

The Kid should have just said that he was expressing his individuality and that it should be ok because that is who he is and that is how he celebrates how he self identifies. How dare all the prudes keep him from feeling fully accepted, by deciding for him where he is allowed to hang out!

Making sure inappropriate pictures don't end up in a yearbook is an editor's job - yes.

 

Not that I'm condoning this kid's behavior..

 

As far as the editing process goes, yes, this should have been caught by the yearbook adviser.

Kid should say it was a fake Weenie. No way to prove it at this point.

Kid should say it was a fake Weenie. No way to prove it at this point.

 

Agree

 

At the end of the day all the court will have is conflicting statements by the alleged perpetrator.

Kid should sign an endorsement deal with Oscar Mayer. The real question here is, If it were an Oscar Mayer weiner, would everyone really be in love with it?