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Elementary students given ‘tickets’ by cops for saying ‘6-7’ #shorts
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1:33Now PlayingThese cops have their number.
Police in Indiana are issuing “tickets” to elementary school students caught saying “6-7,” the nonsensical, viral slang term kids seemingly can’t stop saying.
The Tippecanoe County Sheriff’s Office posted a cheeky video showing deputies handing out fake “tickets” to students in a local school cafeteria and classrooms for violating a purportedly new “6-7” ordinance, which they joked was passed to “keep parents sane.”
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