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A school district in Missouri has started a new drug-testing program that randomly tests all students.
Though many schools have drug testing for their athletes-- all students at West Platte High School - from seventh through 12th grades - must sign up for the program or lose privileges.
If the students don't sign up -- they are not allowed to do any extra-curricular activities-- or even park in the school's parking lots-- those are considered privileges.
Students will be tested about once a month and are chosen by a third party.
LET US KNOW ON FACEBOOK, WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR CHILD'S SCHOOL DISTRICT TO IMPLEMENT THIS KIND OF POLICY?
Though many schools have drug testing for their athletes-- all students at West Platte High School - from seventh through 12th grades - must sign up for the program or lose privileges.
If the students don't sign up -- they are not allowed to do any extra-curricular activities-- or even park in the school's parking lots-- those are considered privileges.
Students will be tested about once a month and are chosen by a third party.
LET US KNOW ON FACEBOOK, WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR CHILD'S SCHOOL DISTRICT TO IMPLEMENT THIS KIND OF POLICY?
Friday, October 5 2012, 06:52 AM CDT
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Man pleads guilty to Memphis officer's murder
May 21, 2013 22:22 GMT
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- A former death row inmate is set to be released from prison after he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder of a Memphis police officer.
Shelby County District Attorney Amy Weirich said Tuesday that she has accepted Timothy McKinney's guilty plea.
McKinney was convicted of first-degree murder for the fatal shooting of Officer Don Williams. The officer was killed outside a comedy club in December 1997.
McKinney appealed and won a new trial, which ended with a deadlocked jury. A third trial earlier this year also ended in a hung jury.
The Commercial Appeal reports that McKinney was sentenced to 15 years in prison. Since he's already served more than 15 years -- including 11 on death row -- McKinney will be released this week.
Williams' family opposed the settlement.
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