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**escolubtessen** · 10-13-2008, 09:24 PM

Originally posted by Comrade Snuggles
SHAQUANDA COTTON: The black high school freshman whose sentence of up to seven years in prison for shoving a school hall monitor drew national scrutiny to the town's justice system was released from prison in March 2007. Now 17, she is studying for her GED certificate and hopes to attend junior college. The main story is ugly enough - but is this quoted bit true?

WTF????

10-13-2008, 09:24 PM	#1
escolubtessen Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 424 Senior Member	Texas Sux Originally posted by Comrade Snuggles SHAQUANDA COTTON: The black high school freshman whose sentence of up to seven years in prison for shoving a school hall monitor drew national scrutiny to the town's justice system was released from prison in March 2007. Now 17, she is studying for her GED certificate and hopes to attend junior college. The main story is ugly enough - but is this quoted bit true? WTF????
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