Florida sheriff calls for new student disciplinary measures in front of jail
Florida's Brevard County Sheriff Robert Wayne Ivey called for new student disciplinary measures in the local school district at a Nov. 28 event in front of a jail.
A middle schooler in Florida was arrested on Friday after she allegedly brought a loaded gun to school.
Deputies responded to reports of a student in possession of a firearm on Friday at Greenwood Lakes Middle School in Seminole County, Florida, according to FOX 35.
The deputies said they watched the shool's dean go through the backpack of a 12-year-old student who reportedly had a loaded black Glock 48.
Deputies later arrested the 12-year-old girl on charges of unlawful possession of a firearm while under the age of 18.
Deputies responded to reports of a student in possession of a firearm on Friday at Greenwood Lakes Middle School in Seminole County, Florida, according to FOX 35. (Google Maps)
In a statement, Greenwood Lakes Middle School said that it works with law enforcement on incidents such as this one.
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"We consistently work together with our law enforcement partners to review incidents like these and ensure that our policies and procedures reflect the best practices in school safety and security," the school district said.
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