The Proctor High School football season has been put on hold while police investigate a complaint of "student misconduct" on the team.

Neither police nor Proctor Schools' Superintendent John Engelking were able to share any details about the nature of the investigation or the original complaint against the team.

Proctor's Police Chief Kent Gaidis said that's largely because juveniles are involved.

There is no word on exactly how many people are involved in the investigation.

Gaidis said, "the more witnesses that come forward the faster we can have a resolution for our side and the school."

Gaidis said witnesses should contact the Proctor school resource officer with any information or Proctor Police Department at 218-624-7788.

Engelking said Proctor Schools are fully cooperating with the police.

The Proctor High School football season is on hold, effective immediately.

This is a developing story. Follow this link to the KBJR-TV website for updates.  https://kbjr6.com/2021/09/22/proctor-police-investigating-student-misconduct-complaint-against-footb...