PANAMA CITY, Fla. -- A group of state senators is calling for the immediate arrest of everyone involved in the case of Martin Anderson at the Bay County juvenile boot camp.

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The 14-year-old boy died after being kneed, kicked and dragged at the boot camp on Jan. 5. He died the next day.

Bay County Medical Examiner Charles Siebert's autopsy ruled Anderson died of natural causes. But a second autopsy on Monday indicated otherwise.

Several state senators accuse Bay County's medical examiner and sheriff's officials of trying to cover up a murder.

The lawmakers are calling on the special prosecutor in the case to arrest and prosecute the boot camp guards, nurse, sheriff and medical examiner in Bay County.

Meanwhile, the Associate Press reported that documents show that the boot camp guards had consistently used the same techniques on other youths.

The Bay County Sheriff's Office Boot Camp documents obtained by The Associated Press show that the guards were involved in at least 63 other instances. They used knee strikes, hammer-fist blows, painful pressure point restraints and other physical encounters with detainees.

Gov. Jeb Bush defends the state's boot camp system, noting the number of kids going into the adult system has dropped 42 percent during his tenure as governor.

The Bay County camp no longer houses any juvenile and is being closed.