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Special Education Law Blog. Friday, August 7, 2015. Keeping School Buildings Safe From Eight Year Old Disabled Kids! You may have heard the story about the Kenton County, Kentucky Deputy who is being sued by the parents of an 8 year old with ADHD. The deputy allegedly handcuffed the disabled child. Worse yet the allegation is that the handcuffs wouldn't fit because the boy's arms were so small causing the Deputy to handcuff the child's biceps instead. Here is the video of the incident:. Seclusion and res...

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