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Daytona Beach police arrest 15-year-old girl who typed 'how to kill the president' on school account

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Daytona Beach police arrest 15-year-old girl who typed 'how to kill the president' on school account — Altamonte Springs Schools news

Daytona Beach police on Friday arrested a 15-year-old girl who had typed "how to kill the president," followed by "im just kidding," on a school-issued OneDrive account, according to her affidavit.

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