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Bus Camera Not Working When Taser Used on Student

STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. -- A video camera installed a Stafford County school bus was not working when it was needed most.

A county sheriff’s deputy on Friday used a Taser weapon on a student who refused to get off of a school bus following an altercation.

A security camera on the school bus installed to monitor activity on the bus was not working. It’s a problem the school system is well aware of.

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