The Black Market in Lower Moreland ... On Facebook
Two students in middle school are at the helm of a Facebook group where kids from the school district are buying and selling anything from iPods to pocket knives. And in some cases, the transactions are happening at school.
Has your kid come home from school with a different iPhone case or pair of sneakers? What about a pellet gun or a switchblade? Well it probably came from Facebook. These items can be found regularly at Phre$h Stuff of Lower Moreland, the social media group created by two Murray Avenue Middle School students. It's an exclusive online marketplace filled with kids of all ages from the Lower Moreland School District that are taking part in auction style and buy-it-now transactions. And some of these transactions are being conducted at the middle school by one of the group's creators. Phre$h Stuff of Lower Moreland first started granting members access to the page on Tuesday. And within days there were hundreds of listings from its 117 members …
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7:46 pm on Wednesday, May 23, 2012
the school is just trying to make some money out of this story because they have nothing better to do in there lives then to just pick on the students and destroy their lives more ›