No charges filed in case involving Waco girl with rope burns to neck
After an investigation, the Blanco County Sheriff's Office said there was no evidence of any criminal act or intention to harm a 12-year-old black Waco girl who received rope burn on the neck from a swing in April 2016 during a school field trip and charges will not be filed.
Charges will not be filed in the case of a 12-year-old black student at Live Oak Classical School in Waco who got rope burns on her neck.
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