I am not exactly sure how to feel about this one. I don't like the idea that the kid was "trying" to go to school and was arrested but I hate the idea of a kid with a active and "significant" felony going to school with kids that do not.
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"Two juveniles were taken into custody at a Denver high school on Friday morning.
The Denver Police Department (DPD) said two teens who are siblings were trying to enroll at Thomas Jefferson High School located at 3950 S. Holly St. One of the teens was found to have a "significant felony" warrant out of a neighboring jurisdiction, DPD said.
The teen with the warrant tried to leave the school but was taken into custody by the school's resource officer, police said. Police didn't elaborate on what crime the teen was wanted for.
The teen's sibling tried intervening and was arrested also, DPD said. The school resource officer called for backup, and multiple other officers responded to the school."
I am not exactly sure how to feel about this one. I don't like the idea that the kid was "trying" to go to school and was arrested but I hate the idea of a kid with a active and "significant" felony going to school with kids that do not.
Archive: https://archive.today/rbQiG
From the post:
"Two juveniles were taken into custody at a Denver high school on Friday morning.
The Denver Police Department (DPD) said two teens who are siblings were trying to enroll at Thomas Jefferson High School located at 3950 S. Holly St. One of the teens was found to have a "significant felony" warrant out of a neighboring jurisdiction, DPD said.
The teen with the warrant tried to leave the school but was taken into custody by the school's resource officer, police said. Police didn't elaborate on what crime the teen was wanted for.
The teen's sibling tried intervening and was arrested also, DPD said. The school resource officer called for backup, and multiple other officers responded to the school."
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