A South Carolina mother believes she was unfairly singled out because police arrested her for cheering at her daughter’s high school graduation.
Shannon Cooper let out a cheer for her daughter, Lesha, as she received her diploma from South Florence High School on Saturday night.
That’s when police slapped on the cuffs and escorted her out of the Florence Civic Center.
Police said parents were warned against cheering before the ceremony started. Cooper had to wait out the ceremony in the back of a squad car before police booked her for disorderly conduct at the county jail.
Cooper was released after posting a $250 bond.
Via:BlackMediaScoop.com
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