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Palatine Police Charge Fremd Student For Allegedly Sending Offensive Email

Posted on January 30, 2015 by Dissent

From the no-surprise-there-dept.:

An 18-year-old Fremd High School senior from Schaumburg was charged by Palatine police today (Friday) with misdemeanor disorderly conduct for sending an offensive email.

According to police, on Tuesday, Jan. 27, an email message containing an offensive image was sent to student email accounts at both Fremd and Palatine high schools. Police did not disclose what type of image was sent out.

 

Read more on JournalOnline. The media report does not state how the student gained administrative access to the email system that would enable him to send those emails to students in two schools.

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