An eighth-grader from Holiday, Florida, named Domanik Green has been arrested on felony charges after breaking into his teacher’s computer to change the background picture to two men kissing. Now, when we use the word “break in”, what we really mean is “entered the super obvious password placed on the computer set by the school.”
14-Year-old Domanik was released the day of his arrest, and told the media that he accessed the computer of a teacher he didn’t like after realizing that faculty members’ passwords were their last names. Green told The Tampa Bay Times that he had faced a three-day suspension before for a similar prank, and has said that many students have gotten in trouble for accessing their teachers computers.
“Even though some might say this is just a teenage prank, who knows what this teenager might have done,” Sheriff Chris Nocco told the Tampa Bay Times.
It sounds like Domanik isn’t being pushed for what he did but for what he could have done
One of the computers that Domanik accessed had encrypted 2014 Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) questions, although police stated that he

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he is stupid tho

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An eighth-grader from Holiday, Florida, named Domanik Green has been arrested on felony charges after breaking into his teacher’s computer to change the background picture to two men kissing. Now, when we use the word “break in”, what we really mean is “entered the super obvious password placed on the computer set by the school.”
14-Year-old Domanik was released the day of his arrest, and told the media that he accessed the computer of a teacher he didn’t like after realizing that faculty members’ passwords were their last names. Green told The Tampa Bay Times that he had faced a three-day suspension before for a similar prank, and has said that many students have gotten in trouble for accessing their teachers computers.
“Even though some might say this is just a teenage prank, who knows what this teenager might have done,” Sheriff Chris Nocco told the Tampa Bay Times.
It sounds like Domanik isn’t being pushed for what he did but for what he could have done
One of the computers that Domanik accessed had encrypted 2014 Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) questions, although police stated that he

READ MORE www.newsgoogle.net/2015/04/8th-grader-facing-felony-charges-for.html

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na god catch am