 Six students of St. Michael’s College School have been released on bail after being charged with assault and sexual assault offences in a spiralling scandal over a series of incidents at the prestigious all-boys private school. Sinopoli said five of the students who appeared in court Monday turned themselves in and another was arrested while heading to school. Domenic Sinopoli announces criminal charges at a Monday news conference against six students of St. Michael’s College School. Toronto Police Inspector Dominic Sinopoli said the teens, who are all 14 and 15, are from St. Michael's College and were charged with assault, gang sexual assault and sexual assault with a weapon. Two of the teens were released on $7,000 bail, with the other four on $5,000 bail. Article Continued Below 
 
 Police are also investigating at least three other incidents at the school, one an alleged sexual assault and two alleged assaults. “We also know there are several videos being circulated,” said Sinopoli, adding police are concerned the videos may still be being shared online. The school's principal did not attend a police press conference because of a bomb threat at the school which caused students and faculty to be evacuated. The Roman Catholic school expelled eight students and suspended another one in connection with at least two incidents that allegedly took place on campus and were captured on video. (Christopher Katsarov/The... (Associated Press) 
 
 TORONTO (AP) — Police arrested six students from a prestigious private all-boys Catholic school in Toronto on Monday and charged them with sexual assault related to a video that was posted on the internet. At the police news conference, Sinopoli said the school should have immediately notified police about the alleged sex assault video. On Sunday, the school said it was conducting an independent examination into the "underlying attitudes and behaviors" that it said were inconsistent with the school's culture. We need to do much better at our culture and our student's ability to talk to us."
– Police arrested six students from a prestigious private all-boys Catholic school in Toronto on Monday and charged them with sexual assault related to a video that was posted on the Internet. Toronto Police Inspector Dominic Sinopoli said the teens, who are all 14 and 15, are from St. Michael's College and were charged with assault, gang sexual assault, and sexual assault with a weapon. The high school is known for its sports programs and has produced many National Hockey League players over the years. Sinopoli said the school failed to notify police immediately and police became aware of the sexual assault through the media. Police are investigating at least three other hazing incidents, including another alleged sexual assault, the AP reports. A 22-second video reviewed by the Toronto Star shows a boy being held down in a locker room and sexually assaulted with what appears to be a broomstick. The six students arrested appeared in court Monday and received bail. St. Michael's has expelled eight students and suspended another in connection with at least two other incidents that allegedly took place on campus and were captured on video. "The incidents of sexualized assault that happened to our students and on our school grounds are simply horrific," the school said in a statement. "These incidents are clearly indicative we have a problem. We need to do much better at our culture and our (students') ability to talk to us." The school's principal did not attend a police press conference because of a bomb threat at the school which caused students and faculty to be evacuated.