The incident occurred Dec. 2. Using a school computer, Stone created a blog on a Web site that encouraged others to use a link to another site. Once at the second site, Stone told users to "hold down F5 to help crash my school server," according to police reports.Forchione said school officials noticed that Lake High's computer system was slowing down and called a technician who discovered the problem and its source.School officials contacted Uniontown police, who investigated the case and turned over information to Forchione’s office.Forchione said he filed charges because students need to know that officials will be aggressive when dealing with computer crime.
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