Duxbury police say they're not planning to press fees in a nude image scandal at Duxbury high school.
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Police are nevertheless within the manner of interviewing the college students concerned however don't seem to be planning to press fees. as a substitute, they hope the difficult lesson will teach other college students to believe twice earlier than taking and sharing nude photos.
Counseling is being supplied Friday on the high college to any of the estimated 50 college students whose names regarded on a DropBox web page that protected nude or partly nude photos of the girls.
"We took instant steps to have the site shut down," observed Duxbury Police Chief Matthew M. Clancy.
Duxbury police contacted Wednesday by means of faculty officials after a scholar, fearing she became on the checklist, tipped off the administration.
"we've a few these photographs some (with) nothing crook by any means, some do reveal these minors in some degree of undress," Clancy observed.
Police say the photos were inquisitive about the girls' consent, some have been selfies, and the issue is these photos have been shared around school, with boyfriends and chums.
"We want our boys to know that this not applicable approach to deal with younger girls, and that i desire our young girls to needless to say they need to feel improved of themselves," Duxbury colleges Superintendent Dr. Ben Tantillo stated.
Duxbury police is working with the DropBox site to music who created the hyperlink, however no prices are deliberate for the college students.
it's an issue officials say goes past the walls of faculties.
"how many followers do the Kardashians have? thousands and thousands. this is the culture our children are turning out to be up with. We need our folks, academics and all our groups to combat that," Tantillo pointed out.
The college and police are planning an tutorial assembly to address the difficulty.
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