NAACP blasts ruling on school raid 
Monday, July 12, 2004 at 09:02AM
TheSpook
State NAACP officials say state Attorney General Henry McMaster's decision not to prosecute law enforcement officers or school officials involved in the Stratford High School drug raid in Goose Creek is an injustice to the students. The Nov. 5 raid began at 6:45 a.m. when 15 officers entered Stratford's main hallway, ordering 130 students to the floor. Officers handcuffed 18 students with plastic ties. School officials opened and searched 17 book bags that police dogs reacted to. They found no drugs, and officers made no arrests. Of the 130 students, 91 are black, 36 are white, two are Hispanic and one is Asian, records show. Less than 25 percent of the school's population is black. [more]
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