Charles Co. School Resource Officer investigating assault and strong-armed robbery at Henry E. Lackey High School

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On December 6, a student at Henry E. Lackey High School forcibly stole a ski mask/hat from another student’s head. The student chased after the suspect to retrieve the hat at which time school administrators heard the commotion and attempted to separate the students. Another student approached the student whose hat was stolen and kicked them in the chest. School staff were able to separate all of the students. One of the students was charged on a juvenile offense report with assault and released to their parents. The student who stole the hat will be charged with strong armed robbery upon notification to their parents. Both students face school consequences in accordance with the Charles County Public Schools Code of Conduct. Anyone with information about this case is asked to contact PFC Barry at 301-609-3282 ext. 0574.

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