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Carroll's daughter allegedly bragged she knew student’s private information.
Mother, daughter arrested in Homecoming vote scam
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An assistant principal and her daughter have been arrested after authorities say they were responsible for fraudulently casting hundreds of votes for the high school’s Homecoming Court.
According to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), the investigation into Laura Rose Carroll, 50, and her 17-year-old daughter, who was announced as Tate High School's Homecoming queen last October, began when the Escambia County School District in Florida contacted the FDLE to report unauthorized access into hundreds of student accounts after discovering that 117 votes for Tate High School’s Homecoming Court were allegedly originating from the same IP address in a very short period of time.
“The investigation found that Carroll, an assistant principal at Bellview Elementary School, and her daughter, a student at Tate High School, had accessed student FOCUS accounts,” the FDLE said in a statement.
Court documents said that “FOCUS allows students, teachers and parents to log into their account to view grades, medical history, test scores, attendance, disciplinary actions, personal information, student picture and student identification number.”
The FDLE said that their agents were able to uncover evidence of unauthorized access to the FOCUS website linked to Carroll’s cell phone, to computers in Carroll and her daughter's home, and to a total of 246 votes cast for the Homecoming Court -- which Carroll's daughter eventually won.
Witness statements in the court documents allege that Carroll's daughter had actually bragged about accessing individual student’s private information for several years.
Laura Rose Carroll is seen here on March 15, 2021 in this mugshot.
“I have known that [Carroll's daughter] logs into her mom’s school account in order to access grades and test scores since freshman year when we became friends,” said one witness. “She looks up our group of friends grades and makes comments about how she can find out our test scores all the time.”
A second witness included in the court document said, “I recall times when [Carroll's daughter] logged onto her mom’s focus account and openly shared information, grades, schedules, etc. with others. She did not seem like logging in was a big deal and was very comfortable doing so.”
The investigation also found that Carroll’s FOCUS account had accessed a total of 372 high school records since August 2019, with 339 of those being records of Tate High School students.
“The district isn’t able to divulge any additional information outside of what FDLE shared because of the nature of the investigation,” Escambia County School District Superintendent Dr. Timothy Smith told ABC News, adding that Carroll is currently suspended from her job.
“Carroll was arrested today (March 15) and booked into the Escambia County Jail, with a bond set at $8500. Her daughter was taken into custody and transferred to the Escambia Regional Juvenile Detention Center,” the FDLE said in a statement.
Carroll and her daughter now face third degree felony counts of offenses against users of computers, computer systems, computer networks, and electronic devices, unlawful use of a two-way communications device, and criminal use of personally identifiable information. They will also face a first degree misdemeanor count of conspiracy to commit these offenses.

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Dad of teen who overdosed with drugs from Snapchat says he has PTSD from discovering son
Dr. Laura Berman and her husband are sharing Sammy's story in an effort to prevent this from happening to anyone else.
March 21, 2021, 5:58 PM MSK / Source: TODAY
Relationship therapist Dr. Laura Berman, who's appeared on TODAY, and her husband, Samuel Chapman, are opening up about losing their 16-year-old son Sammy, who died from a drug overdose last month, in an effort to help fellow parents.
The 51-year-old recently appeared on the “True Crime Daily” podcast alongside Chapman to candidly discuss their grief and to share more details surrounding their son's death after he obtained drugs through photo messaging app Snapchat.
“We found him on his back having aspirated on his own vomit,” Chapman said on the podcast, recalling what he saw when he entered his son’s room. “I had to resuscitate my own son, or at least try to until the paramedics got here.”
Chapman said that he is “dealing with terrible PTSD” from that moment, explaining, "No one should have to go through that.
The couple’s two other children, Ethan and Jackson, are also struggling following the death of their brother. “They’re doing not that great, I would say," Chapman said.
“One of them gets pretty nervous and is worried about accidentally dying because his brother did, and the other one is getting triggered by all of the murder you see on TV,” he continued. “There’s nothing for it except time and feeling your feelings.”
“I think if there weren’t some PTSD and some lingering nervousness, sadness and anger, we wouldn’t be human.”
The couple is sharing their family's pain as a way to raise awareness of drug dealers connecting with teens on Snapchat. Berman announced on Instagram on Feb. 8 that her son died from an accidental overdose.
“My beautiful boy is gone. 16 years old. Sheltering at home,” she wrote alongside a photo of herself and Sammy smiling. “A drug dealer connected with him on Snapchat and gave him fentinyl (sic) laced Xanax or Percocet (toxicology will tell) and he overdosed in his room. They do this because it hooks people even more and is good for business but It causes overdose and the kids don’t know what they are taking.”
She said heart is “completely shattered, and I am not sure how to keep breathing.”
“I post this now only so that not one more kid dies,” she continued. “We watched him so closely. Straight A student. Getting ready for college. Experimentation gone bad. He got the drugs delivered to the house. Please watch your kids and WATCH SNAPCHAT especially. That’s how they get them.”
Berman and Chapman also sat down with NBC News’ Kate Snow to educate fellow parents in a segment aired on TODAY last month. They told Snow that Sammy was feeling isolated throughout the pandemic and wanted to experiment with prescription pills after seeing a brightly colored menu of drugs for sale on Snapchat — "the way a kid would love to see it," as Chapman put it.
“He asked his dad for a cheeseburger,” Berman said. “An hour later, I went into his room because we’d been talking about an internship for the summer that he wanted to do, and he was on the floor, gone.”
They also stressed the importance of parents knowing the passcode for their child’s phone in order to monitor what they're doing on social media.
“When they see our son and can relate to him and see what happened to him, maybe it will sink in," Berman told Snow. "If it helps one kid, it’s worth it.”
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