Charges filed against two First Flight High School students

Published 4:59 pm Monday, April 1, 2019

By Gregory Clark

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Edited image of one of the racial slurs found at First Flight High School

The Dare County Sheriff’s Office has filed charges against two First Flight High School students who allegedly scrawled racial slurs across school lockers. The messages were found at the Kill Devil Hills school last Tuesday in the boys locker room.

The charges – Ethnic Intimidation and Vandalism – were submitted to juvenile authorities for processing. The students were suspended from school and now face an extended suspension.

The names of the two students charged won’t be released because of their age.

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