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Multiple arrested in Florida high school brawl caught on video - Vimarsana News

Multiple arrested in Florida high school brawl caught on video

Florida law enforcement officers arrested 11 high school students on Monday afternoon who were involved in a brawl in a hallway, according to the Flagler County Sheriff's Office.

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High school brawl ends with 11 student arrests as Florida cops enter fray. See the video - Vimarsana News

High school brawl ends with 11 student arrests as Florida cops enter fray. See the video

Three students were charged with felonies, and eight more were charged with misdemeanors, according to the sheriff’s office.

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With $719,000 Almost Certainly Lost to Fraud, School District Turns to Insurance in Hopes for Recovery - Vimarsana News

With $719,000 Almost Certainly Lost to Fraud, School District Turns to Insurance in Hopes for Recovery

The sheriff confirmed that the Flagler schools lost $719,583 in a phishing scheme, and that "it's close to 100 percent long gone."

More Than $719,000 Stolen from Flagler Schools Expansion Fund - Vimarsana News

More Than $719,000 Stolen from Flagler Schools Expansion Fund

PALM COAST, Fla. - A massive sum of money was stolen from Flagler Schools' fund to expand Matanzas High School, the district confirmed Tuesday. The development was expanded upon in a press conference by Flagler Sheriff Rick Staly on Wednesday. The mone...

$700K in Flagler school funds taken in possible fraudulent transfer, sheriff's office says - Vimarsana News

$700K in Flagler school funds taken in possible fraudulent transfer, sheriff's office says

Officials in Flagler County are trying to find out what happened to a $700,000 transfer of funds from the school district that went to a “possible fraudulent vendor bank account,” district officials announced on Tuesday.