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In Florida, Your Kid's Chance of Arrest at School Depends on Where You Live
After a student was caught cutting class at Seminole High School's ninth grade center in April 2019, a trio of Sanford police officers told the girl to get in a golf cart so she could be taken back to campus. She refused.
"I'm gonna walk," she replied.
April 21, 2020 /0 Comments/by Faith Sills
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