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11-Year-Old Texas Boy Takes Teacher’s Car For A Joyride
An 11-year-old Texas boy swiped his teacher’s keys and took her car on a two-hour joyride.
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An 11-year-old student with special needs was pulled over by police for running a stop sign after he took his teacher's car for a joy ride earlier this week.
The boy took his teacher's car keys Monday at the Academic and Behavior Center East in Houston after telling her he needed to return to the bathroom, to which he had just gone.
He headed to the parking lot for her car.
Police called school officials two hours later saying they had pulled him over after he ran a stop sign, the Houston Chronicle reported.
No injuries were reported.
He also took an assistant principal's car for a brief ride in March 2008.
School officials say the student will be reassigned to a school with a "more controlled environment."
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Posted by: None
Location: The Moon
on Jul 4, 2009 at 07:31 AM
How about putting this kid with a more controlled teacher. What teacher in his or her right mind would turn over the keys to an auto to any child of any age.
Posted by: CONCERNED CITIZEN
on Jul 4, 2009 at 06:20 AM
Ok lets think about this he was gone for 2hours and no one called the police or reported him missing.YOU ARE FIRED
Posted by: have your cake and eat it too
Location: Bryan
on Jul 3, 2009 at 09:18 PM
You can not open the paper or turn on the television, without hearing about some teacher doing something stupid. This takes the cake. It leaves you wondering where the schools go to find these people. They must be recruiting at a psychiatric hospital.
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