However, computer parts were only scattered around the classroom in one case, said Springboro Superintendent David Baker. In most cases, the computers were taken apart, some parts were stolen, and the comput ers were reassembled, Mr. Baker said. Staff realized something was wrong when the computers wouldn't work properly, he said. Some of the schools have security cameras, but Mr. Baker would not specify which ones. He said staff and students should not feel unsafe in the schools.
Police feel confident they'll crack the case.
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