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Clay High School student dressed in tactical gear arrested

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Clay High School student dressed in tactical gear arrested — St. Augustine Real Estate news

A Clay High School student was arrested Friday after showing up to school dressed in camouflage, “commando-style” tactical gear, triggering a security response and disrupting the school day, according to the Clay County Sheriff’s Office.The student arrived at school Friday wearing a tactical vest with pouches, a ballistic helmet and a radio. A school employee spotted the student, did not recognize them and watched as the individual turned and immediately left school property, according to CCSO. That behavior prompted serious concern and led to an immediate disruption at the campus.School officials placed the high school on a “SECURE” status while the CCSO launched an investigation. Deputies located the student off campus, conducted an interview and made an arrest.The student faces a misdemeanor charge of disrupting a school function. The student is also subject to disciplinary action under the Clay County District Schools Student Code of Conduct, according to authorities.The Clay Count

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