Forged notes could mean jail time for students

Attempts to get a couple extra days off from school could land some middle and high school students with felonies on their records and possible jail time.
Taylorsville Police Chief Toby Lewis announced last week that his department has seen an increase in instances where Spencer County Middle and Spencer County High School students are forging doctors’ notes.

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