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BARRINGTON, R.I. -- No charges will be brought against four members of the Barrington lacrosse team after an iPod and cash were stolen from the locker room at Moses Brown School after a May 1 game at the Providence prep school.

Sgt. Carl W. Weston of the Providence Police Department said the parents of the Moses Brown student decided not to press charges after a member of the Barrington lacrosse team gave back the stolen iPod. Initially, the police reported that $180 was stolen but Weston said the amount was closer to $20.

Weston said that a video in the Moses Brown locker room enabled Barrington High School officials to identify the lacrosse players, although the video did not capture the actual theft.

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Frymaster said:

Would the penalty have been the same if it were students from Shea or Tollman?

Headline: Rich Kids Get Special Treatment

Link | June 1, 2009 3:35 PM
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jacob said:

They have security cameras in the locker room ??
Not good

Link | June 1, 2009 5:37 PM
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CJ said:

Oh how nobel. Mummy and Daddy can walk around with their heads held high again. Still I wonder? This is a Barrington kid correct? Then should already have an iPod shouldn't he? Maybe his broke and he needed one for the iPod player in his CAR!

Link | June 2, 2009 11:35 AM
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