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Family Files Lawsuit After Police Handcuff 9-Year-Old at School - Vimarsana News

Family Files Lawsuit After Police Handcuff 9-Year-Old at School

According to KSLA 12 News the family of a 9-year-old boy has initiated legal action against the City of Oviedo, Florida, and the police officers involved after their child was handcuffed at Stenstrom Elementary School.

Family Files Lawsuit After Police Handcuff 9-Year-Old at School - Vimarsana News

Family Files Lawsuit After Police Handcuff 9-Year-Old at School

According to KSLA 12 News the family of a 9-year-old boy has initiated legal action against the City of Oviedo, Florida, and the police officers involved after their child was handcuffed at Stenstrom Elementary School.

Family sues Florida city after officers handcuff their 9-year-old old son in elementary school mailroom - Vimarsana News

Family sues Florida city after officers handcuff their 9-year-old old son in elementary school mailroom

Florida parents are suing the city of Oviedo after their 9-year-old son was handcuffed while having a tantrum in the school mailroom.

Parents sue Oviedo after special-needs child handcuffed by officer at elementary school - Vimarsana News

Parents sue Oviedo after special-needs child handcuffed by officer at elementary school

The lawsuit states that the child was a fourth-grade student at Stenstrom Elementary School. The document shows that the student had special-needs plans, which identified “physical aggression” as a behavioral problem.

'Don't say gay,' other Florida school bills alarm educators - Vimarsana News

'Don't say gay,' other Florida school bills alarm educators

Florida lawmakers are pushing changes to limit school discussions of race and LGBTQ and give parents more influence over school books.