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Soccer Player Scores Goal from a Distance

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This high school soccer player impressed his teammates and the audience when he scored a point 35 yards away from the goal. As the audience ...

This high school soccer player impressed his teammates and the audience when he scored a point 35 yards away from the goal. As the audience roared with cheers, his teammates jumped on him for a job well done.   Less

Far-right poised to make gains in French regional polls

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It is his first test at the ballot box since the terror attacks in Paris. France is voting on Sunday in the first round of regional electi...

It is his first test at the ballot box since the terror attacks in Paris. France is voting on Sunday in the first round of regional elections and while President Francois Hollande has earned praise personally for his handling of the crisis, his Socialist Party is widely expected to slump. President Hollande must turn attention to French regional elections and far-right surge https://t.co/3HXc8ur6Do pic.twitter.com/9kSJ2sQrA6— Bloomberg Business (@business) 3 Décembre 2015 All eyes are on the far-right National Front whose popularity has been growing. Speaking after the attacks, party leader Marine Le Pen called for Islamist fundamentalism to be ‘annihilated’ and for France to regain control of its borders. That message could help her win in the north and her niece Marion Marechal-Le Pen take control of the southeastern region. Sunday’s regional elections will be the first real post-terror test of French public opinion https://t.co/jpu7NbSKmN pic.twitter.com/7f084GZtXu— The Economist (@TheEconomist) 5 Décembre 2015 The National Front (FN) may lead in as many as six out of 13 regions after the first round on Sunday. A conclusive run-off will take place on December 13. “After the November 13 attacks we saw a clear increase in support for the National Front,” Ifop pollster analyst Jerome Fourquet said. “Everything is adding up for (it) to make an unprecedented score.” The first such victories for the Front could serve as a launchpad for Marine Le Pen’s presidential ambitions in 2017. The conservatives of ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy are also expected to do well in the regional polls, taking place amid tight security under the state of emergency declared in France following last month’s bloodshed. Voter turnout this Sunday and next will also be key in polls that are usually spurned by about half the electorate both because of their complex two-round system and a lack of understanding of their role in France’s multi-layered administrative structure. French regions rule over local transport and economic development as well as high schools and vocational training, with beefed up powers after a reform that cut their numbers from 22 to 13. But in centralized France, their role is far smaller than that of their powerful German or Spanish counterparts.   Less

Multiple Arrests at Pittsburgh At Light Rail Station

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Pittsburgh, PA - One man was arrested and a youth was taken to Shuman Juvenile Detention Center after a fracas this afternoon at the Wood St...

Pittsburgh, PA - One man was arrested and a youth was taken to Shuman Juvenile Detention Center after a fracas this afternoon at the Wood Street T Station. Port Authority police identified the man who was arrested as Haji Muzhimu, 19. He is charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and obstructing public passages, said Port Authority spokesman Adam Brandolph. Jim Ritchie, another spokesman for the Port Authority, said the incident began at about 3:30 when two Port Authority Police officers approached a teenager they suspected of tampering with one of the station escalators. A request for identification showed that the teen was a student at Brashear High School, but the confrontation escalated and the student began kicking at the officers, Mr. Ritchie said. While city police and other Port Authority officers rushed to the scene, other individuals in the station got involved and tried to prevent the arrest of the student. Order was restored in 15 to 20 minutes, Mr. Ritchie said. One juvenile was taken to Shuman, and three other juveniles were issued citations and released. Mr. Ritchie did not know if any weapons were involved or what steps police took to control the situation. ”It’s safe to say the situation was serious enough to result in charges,“ Mr. Ritchie said. ”We have police stationed every weekday because we’ve had issues with fighting and vandalism in the past. The escalators are a frequent target, for some reason. They either tamper with the rubber handrail, by pulling it off, or they’re trying to jam it and shut it down. Any hesitation [in the escalator operation] shuts it down immediately, and we often get bombarded with complaints that they’re broken. Well, this is why.“ Oh, and Black lives matter in case you missed it.   Less

Crazy Old Man Don't Give A Fuck

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Nothing like cruising around the high school to pick up chicks.  

Video of Capitol Hill student getting knocked out surfaces; students arrested

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Five students have been arrested in connection with video posted on social media of a Capitol Hill High School student getting knocked to th...

Five students have been arrested in connection with video posted on social media of a Capitol Hill High School student getting knocked to the ground Tuesday in front of a crowd of onlookers. The video shows two students walk into an open patch of grass outside the school. One of the boys raises his fists and begins bobbing. The second, smaller boy stands with his hands by his waist and takes a single knockout punch to the face. A melee ensues and another student is seen stomping on the felled student's head before adults arrive. Jalen Hooks, 16, was arrested by Oklahoma City police in connection with the assault, Capt. Paco Balderrama said. Hooks was arrested on a felony aggravated assault complaint. Police identified him as the student seen kicking the victim in the face. The second student seen in the video, who police did not identify, faces a misdemeanor assault complaint and was identified as the student who punched the victim. Channing Caldwell, 17, and Juan Reyes, 17, were arrested on felony complaints of threatening acts of violence. Police said Caldwell made verbal threats toward a teacher, and Reyes used social media to threaten the school and teachers. Balderrama said two teachers were assaulted while trying to stop the altercation captured on video. A fifth student was arrested on a misdemeanor complaint of assault and violence in connection with the assaults against teachers. Police did not release his name. All the students arrested were taken to the Oklahoma County Juvenile Justice Center. Police are investigating the incidents as possibly gang-related, Balderrama said. Oklahoma City Public Schools spokesman Mark Myers said police were immediately notified.   Less

Teen charged with four counts of murder in Canada shooting

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Hundreds of people have attended a church vigil in memory of the four victims of Friday’s school shooting in the remote community of La Lo...

Hundreds of people have attended a church vigil in memory of the four victims of Friday’s school shooting in the remote community of La Loche in Saskatchewan. A 17-year-old boy who cannot be named under Canadian law because he is under 18, has briefly appeared in court to be remanded in custody.He has been charged with four counts of murder.Seven others were wounded in the incident. The teen was described as sensitive and quiet who was often teased about his large ears, according to a La Loche resident. Witnesses said during the shootings at the high school he had spared those who had been kind to him. There have now been calls for more investment in mental health services in the area. Stanley Mission residents honoured grief-stricken #LaLoche with a candlelight message https://t.co/tuSDvaBYzA pic.twitter.com/GaFAIuDCvq— TheStarPhoenix.com (@TheStarPhoenix) January 26, 2016   Less

Bodycam Shows Teen Rescued From Icy Pond

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Parker, CO - One of the three teenage boys pulled from an icy retention pond Thursday afternoon has died, Parker Police confirm. The two ot...

Parker, CO - One of the three teenage boys pulled from an icy retention pond Thursday afternoon has died, Parker Police confirm. The two others remain in the hospital. One of them is "doing well," according to Parker Police, and the other is receiving treatment. All three were students at Legend High School. The boy who died was underwater for more than 35 minutes before rescuers were able to pull him out. A nearby resident first called police about the incident at 4:26 p.m. Parker Police spokesperson Chris Peters said officers were there within five minutes. The first officer to arrive saw one teen in the water, hanging onto a chunk of ice. The officer waded waist deep into the water and used a tree branch to pull the teen to safety. Peters says that boy was struggling but conscious. That teen was released from the hospital Thursday evening. A second teen was rescued shortly thereafter after South Metro Fire Rescue arrived on the scene. He was taken to an area hospital too and was later airlifted to Children's Hospital. His condition is unknown at this time. Thirty-five minutes after the initial call, the third boy was pulled from the not-quite-iced-over pond and rushed to the hospital, Peters says. Authorities confirmed he had died a few hours later.   Less

City Settles Student's Taser Lawsuit For $100,000

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Allentown, PA - Allentown officials have settled a federal lawsuit with the family of a teenager who they say was shocked with a Taser for n...

Allentown, PA - Allentown officials have settled a federal lawsuit with the family of a teenager who they say was shocked with a Taser for no reason. Victoria Geist filed the suit more than five years ago on behalf of her then 14-year-old daughter. In September 2011, the teenager was leaving Dieruff High School with two friends when an Allentown police officer used his Taser on the girl. Attorney Richard Orloski filed an excessive force lawsuit on behalf of Geist against the city and Officer Jason Ammary. The suit also challenged the training of city police officers.Attorneys released a video of the confrontation, but it did not show what prompted the incident. Orloski said Friday that the city and Geist settled the lawsuit in December for $100,000.   Less

Turkey: Young boy and woman killed by cross-border rocket fire from Syria

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Two civilians, including a young child, were killed in southern Turkey on Tuesday after rockets were fired over the border from Syria. Rep...

Two civilians, including a young child, were killed in southern Turkey on Tuesday after rockets were fired over the border from Syria. Reports from the Turkish town of Kilis say that up to eight rockets landed – all fired from a Syrian region controlled by ISIL, the group calling itself Islamic State. The dead are said to be a woman in her fifties and a four year old boy. At least two other people were injured. The rocket fire interrupted a live TV broadcast by Turkey’s state-run broadcaster TRT World. Third missile from Syria hits Turkish border town of Kilis during TRT World live broadcast https://t.co/C56mWmqwu8https://t.co/TLu4hriCGm— TRT World (@trtworld) 8 mars 2016 “The first rocket landed in an empty field. Then, when people started gathering, they started firing around those areas,” local Mayor Hasan Kara told Reuters. One rocket landed in an area near a hospital, Kara said. A residential area near a high school was also hit. Security sources said the Turkish military immediately returned fire.   Less

Fat fu*k of a kid in SE Ohio with his ass crack exposed fighting a skinny classmate

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Gallia Academy High School-Travis (the fat one with crack) vs. Brad (the skinny one that can't fight)  

Police and students face off in France

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115 schools blockaded – government 120-200 blockaded – unions The news University and high school students have taken to the stre...

115 schools blockaded – government 120-200 blockaded – unions The news University and high school students have taken to the streets in France to demand the government withdraw its to plans to reform employment law. The French education ministry said 115 high schools around the country had been blockaded. The organisers have put the figure at between 120 and 200. Student marches have been organised in several cities across France. The planned reforms Recul suffisant? https://t.co/gZ2Yw33uSg— Anne Sinclair (@anne_sinclair) March 14, 2016 The proposals for reform will be presented to ministers on March the 24th. The government hopes to have it adopted by the summer. Paris De #République à #Italie, lycéens et étudiants dans la rue contre la #LoiTravail | https://t.co/EkQxJtGnSc pic.twitter.com/LWrwmIXJeW— France 3 Paris (@France3Paris) March 17, 2016 There have been confrontations between students and police in Paris. #LoiTravail : les étudiants viennent d’arriver Place d’Italie à Paris pic.twitter.com/o6qOpzgIBG— Louis Witter (@LouisWitter) March 17, 2016 Students gather in the Place d’Italie in Paris. Three people have been arrested in confrontations between marchers and police in Paris. One police officer has been slightly hurt. Business premises have been damaged. The Sorbonne, Tolbiac and Saint Denis universities are closed. Lyon « Lycéens, étudiants, chômeurs et travailleurs, c’est tous ensemble qu’il faut lutter » #LoiTravail #Lyon #ElKhomri pic.twitter.com/kEKZvDgb0a— Romain Gros (@Gros_Romain) March 17, 2016 Students have gathered in the centre of Lyon. The university Lumière-Lyon II is closed. Rennes VIDEO – Manifestation anti-loi Travail: étudiants et lycéens envahissent la gare de Rennes https://t.co/3TWbo28yhs pic.twitter.com/RFzBwKp1SZ— BFMTV (@BFMTV) March 17, 2016 Demonstrators invade the tracks at Rennes. Train services have been disrupted after demonstrators invaded the main station and got onto the tracks. Marseille Etudiants et lycéens mobilisés à Marseille #greve9mars ©Clément Mahoudeau/IP3 pic.twitter.com/1Q6JtMliGb— IP3 Press (@IP3_Press) March 9, 2016 Protesters gather on la Canebière in Marseille. Clashes broke out between police and several dozen students on la Canebière, the main boulevard in the city centre. Nantes La police en ordre de marche pour disperser les étudiants à #nantes #manifencours #Manif17Mars #loitravailnonmerci pic.twitter.com/zT5ml45Cy0— Julie MARY (@jumary95) March 17, 2016 Rubbish bins have been burnt and a car flipped over outside a high school. The context The demonstrations come eight days after the first day of strikes and demonstrations against the unpopular reform. Since then, the government has amended some of its proposals. However, some people are still not satisfied. What they are saying “Wake up, Lenin, they have all gone mad” – student banner in Paris. “If you don’t have a stable job at 50, you are a failure” – banner in Paris. “We want drivers to honk their horns, we want to make a noise to show how unhappy we are.” – Julie, 15-year-old student, Paris. “Young people are really worried about this, because it is about their future. They want the law withdrawn, it’s as simple as that. That’s why they’re here.” – President of FIDL student union, Zoia Gushchlbauer.   Less

French students and unions plan further labour reform protests

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After Thursday’s day of protest (March 31) in cities across France, high school students and workers spent the night camped out at the Pla...

After Thursday’s day of protest (March 31) in cities across France, high school students and workers spent the night camped out at the Place de la Republique in Paris. The protesters are angry about plans to make it easier for companies to fire workers. “It’s absurd, simple as that,” said high school student Mathieu. “The blockade is a demonstration of force, and shows we’re here and we’re young and we’re sick of this. This law is so absurd, and it was created by Socialist politicians. Three years ago people voted for the Socialists to take office, today we’re blockading, this is a right-wing law that’s in favour of the [employers’ union] MEDEF. It’s ridiculous.” A clause capping payouts to workers for unfair dismissals has been removed, but MEDEF wants it back. The hardline CGT union said the protests would continue until the reforms are completely withdrawn. “The ordinary workers are treated like shit, we’ve had enough under Hollande who is supposed to represent the left,” said protester Jean-Luc Gutel. “The future for youth, when you see our youth in universities sometimes having to sit on the floor, it’s not ok. Even my dog has a blanket to lie on. The youth are told to study for years but what for if it’s to end up unemployed.” Critics say the draft reforms would lead to worse working conditions and more sackings. The proposed changes to France’s labour code are due to be debated in parliament next week. Further protests are planned for Tuesday and Saturday next week. C’est l’histoire d’1 journée et d’1 #NuitDebout qui va tout changer! Déroulé de la journée: :https://t.co/I1ClbacNbu pic.twitter.com/EHx9wCRk0c— Nuit Debout (@nuitdebout) 1 de abril de 2016 #France, grassroots struggles & citizens organise 2 make change happen#NuitDebout camping!NewsRevo OccupyLondon pic.twitter.com/4EEPGdkvm4— Nuit Debout (@nuitdebout) 1 de abril de 2016   Less

Fewer students turn out for French labour reform protest

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There have been more clashes between police and protesters in Paris during student demonstrations against French labour reforms. Tear gas ...

There have been more clashes between police and protesters in Paris during student demonstrations against French labour reforms. Tear gas was used to disperse youths blamed for seeking trouble – often wearing masks and not believed to be students themselves – who threw stones, bottles and eggs at police. Identity checks close to the march led to 130 arrests. The trouble occurred during an informal cortege during the morning. The official march in the afternoon was led by leaders of unions and student organisations. The number of protesters was estimated at between 3,200 and 3,400 – well down on the figure of 9,000 who turned out at another rally last week. Clashes and disruption linked to nationwide protests were also reported in other parts of the country. A number of “lycées” (high schools) were blockaded by students – 34 according to the government, 150 according to a prominent students’ union – out of a total of 2,500 in France. The Education Minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem condemned the disruption, blaming “some individuals (who) come voluntarily to provoke material damage”. For the protesters the reforms spell out a far less secure future. “We are here because of our beliefs, we’re not here just to ‘break things’ and to beat up the policemen. We’re here because we want to make ourselves heard, and we’ll stay here,” said Simon, a 17-year-old high-school student at the Paris protest. “I’m still at high school which means I’m going to be working in a few years and change needs to happen now. It means we have to change things today and not wait for tomorrow, because in the end tomorrow’s generation is us,” added Abdel, also 17. Several weeks of demonstrations have marked the Socialist government’s attempts to pass the labour law. Its supporters say reforms will encourage firms to hire, reducing France’s chronic unemployment rate. For its opponents, it’s a dangerous attack on employment safeguards.   Less

Police Under Investigation For Alleged Excessive Force On Teen

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Baton Rouge, LA - Sunday, April 17th, at Baton Rouge’s annual Earth Day celebration, two Baton Rouge City Police officers were caught on v...

Baton Rouge, LA - Sunday, April 17th, at Baton Rouge’s annual Earth Day celebration, two Baton Rouge City Police officers were caught on video arresting 16-year-old Ja’Colby Davis. In the video Davis is seen with both hands behind his back as a white male police officer begins to punch Davis in the head. The Rouge Collection spoke with Danielle Todd, the mother of Davis about the incident. She said her son was arrested Sunday and will appear before a judge at 1pm today (Monday). According to Todd her two sons, Davis and his younger brother, 14, were at the downtown Baton Rouge Earth Day event when a fight broke out near them. Police were attempting to distance citizens from the area and asked her sons to step back. They complied, according to Todd’s younger son. Then police grabbed Davis to push him further away. The younger brother says after Davis asked the officer why was he grabbing him, he was thrown to the ground. In the video, Davis was punched in the head 6 times. He is seen with his hands behind his back and moving his hand in an attempt to cover his head from the officer’s blows. He was held down by 5 police officers. Davis is a sophomore at McKinley High School. Read more here   Less

Juvenile hits 66 year-old man in "knockout game" attack

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HARTFORD — A juvenile male can be seen in a video hitting an elderly man in the head from behind in what was called the "knockout game," a...

HARTFORD — A juvenile male can be seen in a video hitting an elderly man in the head from behind in what was called the "knockout game," according to a police report. The unidentified juvenile of Hartford was charged with third-degree assault on an elderly person, second-degree reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct in connection with the late April incident, police said. Officers became aware of the incident after security at Hartford High School relayed information about a video circulating through the student body, according to a police report. The video, according to the report, shows the juvenile punching the victim in the back of the head, sending him forward and then onto the ground. Laughter could be heard as the man slowly gets up, the report added. A school official was able to identify the student in the video, according to the report. Officers spoke to the victim, who could not identify the suspect. An officer confronted the juvenile about the video, and he admitted hitting the victim, but said he feared the man was going to attack his friend, the repord said. The juvenile iss scheduled to appear in court later this month.   Less

RACE WAR!!!

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Some fights at a local high school. I got more will upload.  

France seeks extradition of student cleared over Charlie Hebdo attacks

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France has requested the extradition of a French citizen from Bulgaria to face charges of activities related to terrorism. Twenty-year-ol...

France has requested the extradition of a French citizen from Bulgaria to face charges of activities related to terrorism. Twenty-year-old Mourad Hamyd, a relative of one of the militants who attacked the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, was first detained in Turkey where he was refused entry after travelling from Serbia through Bulgaria, according to a spokeswoman for Bulgaria’s chief prosecutor. “Through our international channels we received information that the person was a traveling ISIL fighter and is considered to be especially dangerous,” said Rumyana Arnaudova. “The reason for the European arrest warrant from the French state is that the person was allegedly involved in activities connected with terrorism, and is suspected of participating in an organized criminal group for organizing terrorist acts.” Bulgarian prosecutors: Mourad Hamyd a ‘real, present and serious’ threat to… https://t.co/Lq44Zmx6iJ pic.twitter.com/SRdXs17niJ— The Sofia Globe (@TheSofiaGlobe) August 8, 2016 Hamyd Mourad: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know https://t.co/xIM0fPI038— Prof. D.A.H. Vintik (@Prof_DAH_Vintik) August 8, 2016 Mourad Hamyd Timeline On July 25, Hamyd was reported missing by his sister in France. He was already being monitored by French security services, as he was suspected of terrorism offences. Hamyd entered Bulgaria from Serbia on July 26, stating tourism as the reason for his one-week visit to Bulgaria. He had been travelling alone, with only personal luggage. Arnaudova said that on the night of July 28, Hamyd appeared at the Kapitan Andreevo checkpoint to cross into Turkey. Bulgarian authorities allowed him to pass, as he had no travel ban, but he was refused entry into Turkey because he was subject to a five-year entry ban by Turkish authorities. The head of Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security was then informed, and on July 28 he issued an order for Hamyd to be deported to Serbia. Meanwhile, on July 29, the European Arrest Warrant that was sent from French authorities was received by the Bulgarian side, and Hamyd was taken into 72-hour custody. On August 2, Sofia City Court ordered him to be held in custody. A court in Sofia will hold a hearing on a European Arrest Warrant issued against him on Wednesday (10 August). Cleared after Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris Hamyd was briefly detained after the Charlie Hebdo attacks but released without charge. He had a strong alibi: he had apparently been studying in school when the attacks were carried out. He told AFP news agency at the time that he was a normal high school student who lived quietly with his parents.   Less

"Black Lives Matter Mother F*cker!"

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Fresno, CA - A California cop, who tried to detain a high school student for jaywalking, ended up wrestling with him for more than two minut...

Fresno, CA - A California cop, who tried to detain a high school student for jaywalking, ended up wrestling with him for more than two minutes as the teen’s friend recorded, landing both of them in jail. The incident took place Wednesday in Fresno near First and Barstow outside Hoover High School when a student known on Facebook as “KC” tried to cross a street, only for a cop to grab him and accuse him of jaywalking. More info here   Less

19 Year Old Marine Killed in South L.A Shooting

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19-year-old Marine from Camp Pendleton who was shot this weekend while visiting friends and family in South Los Angeles died Monday night, c...

19-year-old Marine from Camp Pendleton who was shot this weekend while visiting friends and family in South Los Angeles died Monday night, coroner’s officials said. He was found at 11:35 p.m. Friday slumped over and unconscious in a Dodge Charger in the 2100 block of 31st Street No suspect has been identified in the shooting. Police said Segovia has no connections to gangs or other activity that would seem to make him a likely target of gun violence. Segovia, who was born in El Salvador, came to the U.S. with his mother. Both are U.S. citizens, Perez said. After graduating high school, Segovia joined the Marines about six months ago. #financial_support_div{ display:none; position: absolute; width:300px; height:180px; margin-left: -150px; margin-top: -70px; /*- half of width and height */ top:50%; left:50%; padding: 5px; opacity:0.9; filter:alpha(opacity=90); z-index:1000; background-color:#000; color: white; } .close_box{ background: gray; color:#fff; padding:1px 3px; display:inline; position:absolute; right:1px; margin-right: -13px; margin-top: -13px; border-radius:3px; cursor:pointer; border: 1px #000 solid; } $(document).on("click",".close_box",function(){ $(this).parent().fadeTo(300,0,function(){ $(this).remove(); }); }); Loading the player ...   Less

Security Officer Arrested After Slamming 16 Yr Old Student

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Donna, TX - A school district security officer was arrested Tuesday in connection with a video of a fight in Donna High School that showed h...

Donna, TX - A school district security officer was arrested Tuesday in connection with a video of a fight in Donna High School that showed him slamming a 16-year-old female student against the ground several weeks ago, according to officials. Michael Soto, 33, was booked into the Hidalgo County jail on official oppression and false report charges after Donna ISD police conducted an investigation and found evidence that the officer lied about what happened during the Sept. 16 fight.   Less