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Offline Ptarmigan

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Four Payette students suspected in felony arson of principal’s house
http://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/crime/article63421677.html

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Four students in Payette are in a whole lot of hot water.

Payette Police Chief Mark Clark said investigators believe the four boys — three high-schoolers and one middle-school student, all younger than 18 — torched the high school principal’s house a week ago and stole items after breaking into cars. They face felony charges, Clark said.

The chief said Tuesday he’s asked for a judge to issue a warrant for the boys’ arrest.

Talk about special snowflakes! Such stupidity. I wonder what their DU names are.  :mental:

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Silly kids!

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Sheeesh,  and all I did once was toilet paper the trees in a principal's yard one Halloween.

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Sheeesh,  and all I did once was toilet paper the trees in a principal's yard one Halloween.
I barely knew the principal, let alone knew where he lived. :whatever:
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I barely knew the principal, let alone knew where he lived. :whatever:

My school was so small that I graduated in the top 5 of my class.

My school was so small that several of my teachers had taught my 5 older brothers and sisters.

My school was so small there were only 53 in my graduating class and more than half of us had been there since Kindergarten.

My school was so small even the superintendent had an office in the high school and had an open door policy for students.