Claremont High School Cafeteria Worker Accused Of Having Sex With Student
Officials have accused a cafeteria worker at Claremont High School of having sex with an underage student.
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Officials have accused a cafeteria worker at Claremont High School of having sex with an underage student.
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Opening statements were made Wednesday in the trial of a 24-year-old man who is accused of killing three adopted cats.
