Greenbrier students accused of gluing locks won't be walking at graduation
Monday, May 14, 2012
COLUMBIA COUNTY, Ga. -- The superintendent of Columbia County Schools says the four students accused of gluing locks on school doors will not be participating in graduation ceremonies.
Superintendent Charles Nagle said the girls will forfeit all exam exemptions and will be forced to pay restitution before they can receive their diplomas.
The students allegedly put glue in 43 exterior door locks, causing $5,130 in damage.
The Greenbrier principal says this was the most expensive prank the district has probably even seen.
Elizabeth Metz, Dynisha Clemons, Kristin Tannehill and Brooklyn Bella are charged with second-degree criminal damage to property, which is a felony. Tannehill was not at the scene but is said to have been actively involved in the planning, including being there when the glue was purchased.
More arrests are likely to come in connection to the prank.
Have information or an opinion about this story? Click here to contact the newsroom.
Copyright WRDW-TV News 12. All rights reserved. This material may not be republished without express written permission.
Most Popular
- 4 sent to hospital after accident on Mike Padgett Highway
- State to seek death penalty against man accused of killing parents, brother
- Aiken Co. man accused of stealing memorial vases from cemetery
- Former band director found not guilty on all counts of child molestation, sexual assault
- Man dies after falling from cherry picker in Aiken Co.
Community Calendar
Wednesday June 19
- No Community Events Scheduled for Today
Thursday June 20
- No Community Events Scheduled for Today
Friday June 21
Saturday June 22
Sunday June 23
- No Community Events Scheduled for Today
