If you've found said written report it would be helpful to link to it.
Even so:
> he committed this crime previously
What, the egregious crime of changing a background image? God knows what I would have been charged for as a kid, given the number of times I messed with a friend's computer to play pranks. A slap on the wrist, and then maybe detention and some slow escalation should perhaps be appropriate. Felony charges are an absurd reaction.
> What, the egregious crime of changing a background image?
Well... lets take a look, shall we?
> [redacted] said that on the morning in question, he accessed the computer that stored the FCAT files and, realizing that computer didn't have a camera, found another.
> "So I logged out of that computer and logged into a different one and I logged into a teacher's computer who I didn't like and tried putting inappropriate pictures onto his computer to annoy him," [redacted] said.
The kid was using his unauthorized access to computer systems to find the school cameras so that he could spy on his classmates.
A friend of mine found all the social security numbers for every student with free and reduced lunch in our school's network, without ever touching his keyboard.
Even so:
> he committed this crime previously
What, the egregious crime of changing a background image? God knows what I would have been charged for as a kid, given the number of times I messed with a friend's computer to play pranks. A slap on the wrist, and then maybe detention and some slow escalation should perhaps be appropriate. Felony charges are an absurd reaction.