High school football team’s season canceled as police investigate multiple serious reports

ST. LOUIS. (KMOV/Gray News) - A St. Louis football team’s season was canceled as police investigate “inappropriate behavior.”In a statement Friday, Saint Louis Public Schools announced it canceled the Clyde C. Miller/Sumner co-op football team’s remaining season.The district said it canceled the season after reports of “seriously inappropriate behavioral and physical conduct involving students” associated with the team."Officials said the police department received complaints from multiple people on Thursday, the day before the announcement.St. Louis Metropolitan Police confirmed that it is in the early stages of the investigation, which primarily involves the student-athletes.The district says its leadership is working to connect students who may have been impacted and their families with resources and to address safety concerns.Authorities did not answer questions about the complaints or investigation.