Mash F5.. go to jail !
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Mash F5.. go to jail !
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Lake senior faces felony charge
Thursday, January 5, 2006
BY Edd Pritchard REPOSITORY STAFF WRITER
LAKE TWP. - Asking folks in an Internet chat room to help crash his high school’s computer was a joke to one student.
School officials and Canton City Prosecutor Frank Forchione didn’t think it was funny.
On Wednesday morning, Forchione filed a felony criminal charge of disrupting public services against Michael W. Stone, 18, of 13634 Mogadore Ave. NW. Uniontown police arrested the Lake High School senior at the school.
“Michael said it was a joke,” Forchione said. “We showed him how we deal with this kind of joke.”
The incident occurred Dec. 2. Using a school computer, Stone created a blog on a Web site that encouraged others to use a link to another site. Once at the second site, Stone told users to “hold down F5 to help crash my school server,” according to police reports.
Forchione said school officials noticed that Lake High’s computer system was slowing down and called a technician who discovered the problem and its source.
School officials contacted Uniontown police, who investigated the case and turned over information to Forchione’s office.
Forchione said he filed charges because students need to know that officials will be aggressive when dealing with computer crime.
It’s not the first time local officials have investigated situations where students are misusing computers. Forchione noted a 2005 case in which four Jackson High School students were charged with misdemeanors after being caught accessing the school computer system. Some grades were changed.
There have been other incidents where officials couldn’t catch the person responsible for the computer crime, Forchione said.
“This new technology has created a whole wave of crimes, and we’re just trying to find ways to solve them,” Forchione said.
Lake Local School District officials acknowledged the incident, but said they couldn’t comment on charges filed against Stone.
Police took Stone to the Stark County Jail.
Thursday, January 5, 2006
BY Edd Pritchard REPOSITORY STAFF WRITER
LAKE TWP. - Asking folks in an Internet chat room to help crash his high school’s computer was a joke to one student.
School officials and Canton City Prosecutor Frank Forchione didn’t think it was funny.
On Wednesday morning, Forchione filed a felony criminal charge of disrupting public services against Michael W. Stone, 18, of 13634 Mogadore Ave. NW. Uniontown police arrested the Lake High School senior at the school.
“Michael said it was a joke,” Forchione said. “We showed him how we deal with this kind of joke.”
The incident occurred Dec. 2. Using a school computer, Stone created a blog on a Web site that encouraged others to use a link to another site. Once at the second site, Stone told users to “hold down F5 to help crash my school server,” according to police reports.
Forchione said school officials noticed that Lake High’s computer system was slowing down and called a technician who discovered the problem and its source.
School officials contacted Uniontown police, who investigated the case and turned over information to Forchione’s office.
Forchione said he filed charges because students need to know that officials will be aggressive when dealing with computer crime.
It’s not the first time local officials have investigated situations where students are misusing computers. Forchione noted a 2005 case in which four Jackson High School students were charged with misdemeanors after being caught accessing the school computer system. Some grades were changed.
There have been other incidents where officials couldn’t catch the person responsible for the computer crime, Forchione said.
“This new technology has created a whole wave of crimes, and we’re just trying to find ways to solve them,” Forchione said.
Lake Local School District officials acknowledged the incident, but said they couldn’t comment on charges filed against Stone.
Police took Stone to the Stark County Jail.
Originally Posted by Mr. Xevious
hmm.. its not working on Nasioc 
wait. try it now.
j/k y0!
i like the fact that the kid gets charged w/ a felony and the other kids that actually changed grades only got misdimenor charges...:rotfl:
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This reminds me when I was in my highschool Drafting class, we use to have the smart kid do all of the drafts, then put them up on the school network, and we would all go through the network and take them off(my bad idea... LOL) so none of us had to do any work!! Well.... The teacher always walked around, and was sorta starting to suspect some ****, so one of my retarded *** friends didn't realize the teacher was behind him so he started going through the browser, and the teacher caught him red handed... WELL the teacher told the school about this, next thing I know I am suspended(as well as the other 6 kids who where doing it) and facing possible police charges for "hacking school computers" I started busting up laughing when I heard then... I went in and talked to the school and say, "How the **** am I hacking the network, there is no password portection on the network!!!" The Principle was all "Well students don't have access to my computer, so how did you get access into the network folders if you can't even open up my computer"... I was like "So because I know that if you go File... Open... You can browser through your hard-drives and network, and you guys didn't password portect it... I am now hacking!?!?!" They dropped all charges on all of us, but banned us from the computers for the rest of the year
(only like 2 months left)....
It was a funny *** story.. I remember talking to one of the teachers towards the end of the year, and he was laughing he was like "The crazy librian lady was trying to get you all expelled and kicked out of the entire placer county school district, and have the police charges forced against you in full!!!"
Good times in highschool!! lol
This reminds me when I was in my highschool Drafting class, we use to have the smart kid do all of the drafts, then put them up on the school network, and we would all go through the network and take them off(my bad idea... LOL) so none of us had to do any work!! Well.... The teacher always walked around, and was sorta starting to suspect some ****, so one of my retarded *** friends didn't realize the teacher was behind him so he started going through the browser, and the teacher caught him red handed... WELL the teacher told the school about this, next thing I know I am suspended(as well as the other 6 kids who where doing it) and facing possible police charges for "hacking school computers" I started busting up laughing when I heard then... I went in and talked to the school and say, "How the **** am I hacking the network, there is no password portection on the network!!!" The Principle was all "Well students don't have access to my computer, so how did you get access into the network folders if you can't even open up my computer"... I was like "So because I know that if you go File... Open... You can browser through your hard-drives and network, and you guys didn't password portect it... I am now hacking!?!?!" They dropped all charges on all of us, but banned us from the computers for the rest of the year
(only like 2 months left)....It was a funny *** story.. I remember talking to one of the teachers towards the end of the year, and he was laughing he was like "The crazy librian lady was trying to get you all expelled and kicked out of the entire placer county school district, and have the police charges forced against you in full!!!"
Good times in highschool!! lol
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