EDUCATION
Arundel High School student charged with harassing classmate
GAMBRILLS, Md. (AP) - A Maryland high school student has been charged with harassing a classmate who complained online about being bullied.
The Capital of Annapolis reports that the Arundel High School student was charged as a juvenile last week and released to his family.
Police have not released the student's name or discussed the investigation.
The harassment allegations came to police attention after a classmate, who identified herself only as "Sarah," posted an online essay in which she described being bullied and receiving death threats.
The student posted the 500-word essay on the website Reddit and said school administrators had not done enough to stop the harassment.
Police spokesman Justin Mulcahy says police did a two-day investigation, but declined to comment further.
The school says it's dealt with the harassment.
Information from: http://www.hometownannapolis.com/
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