The police arrested a 29-year-old woman after she allegedly enrolled herself as a high school student in New Jersey.&nbsp;The police identified the woman as Hyejeong Shin and charged her with submitting a fake identification document to get admission to New Brunswick High School.&nbsp;Shin attended the school for four days after which her real age was found out by the staff.

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The school authorities stated that the matter is being investigated by the police, and a review of the enrolment process of the district will be conducted by the authorities.&nbsp;

The issue was raised on Tuesday at a local education board meeting, where the attendees were informed by New Brunswick Public School District Superintendent Aubrey Johnson that Shin was caught faking her identity in the school.&nbsp;

"Last week, by filing some false documents, an adult female posing as a student was able to be enrolled in our high school," said Johnson. He stated that she attended a few classes and also held talks with guidance counsellors, who made efforts to dig into more information about her.&nbsp;

The false age of Shin was then discovered, said Johnson, adding that the police were immediately notified by the school.&nbsp;

Since then, the police have arrested her for submitting a false birth certificate "with the intent to enrol as a juvenile high-school student", stated the New Brunswick Police Department.

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Students said some of them had received texts from the woman, asking them to hang out.

While speaking to CBS New York, one student said that the girls "never showed up, and she (Shin) started acting weird with them". The police stated that students are allowed, as per New Jersey state law, to get admission to school without submitting the required paperwork or without even a guardian.&nbsp;

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The police arrested a 29-year-old woman after she allegedly enrolled herself as a high school student in New Jersey. The police identified the woman as Hyejeong Shin and charged her with submitting a fake identification document to get admission to New Brunswick High School.

The police arrested a 29-year-old woman after she allegedly enrolled herself as a high school student in New Jersey. The police identified the woman as Hyejeong Shin and charged her with submitting a fake identification document to get admission to New Brunswick High School. Shin attended the school for four days after which her real age was found out by the staff. ALSO READ | UK: Schizophrenic woman lay dead in flat in Surrey for over 3 years, say reports The school authorities stated that the matter is being investigated by the police, and a review of the enrolment process of the district will be conducted by the authorities. The issue was raised on Tuesday at a local education board meeting, where the attendees were informed by New Brunswick Public School District Superintendent Aubrey Johnson that Shin was caught faking her identity in the school. "Last week, by filing some false documents, an adult female posing as a student was able to be enrolled in our high school," said Johnson. He stated that she attended a few classes and also held talks with guidance counsellors, who made efforts to dig into more information about her. The false age of Shin was then discovered, said Johnson, adding that the police were immediately notified by the school. Since then, the police have arrested her for submitting a false birth certificate "with the intent to enrol as a juvenile high-school student", stated the New Brunswick Police Department. WATCH | Gravitas: Dead woman 'addresses' mourners at her own memorial service Students said some of them had received texts from the woman, asking them to hang out. While speaking to CBS New York, one student said that the girls "never showed up, and she (Shin) started acting weird with them". The police stated that students are allowed, as per New Jersey state law, to get admission to school without submitting the required paperwork or without even a guardian. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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Dressed in black, thousands of Argentines took to the streets on Wednesday to protest the brutal rape and murder of a 16-year-old girl, the latest case of violence against women to shock the country.

The protesters,&nbsp;mostly women, but also some men, marched in memory of Lucia Perez, a high school student who died on October 8 after drug dealers allegedly raped her and impaled her on a spike.

&quot;If you touch one of us, we all react,&quot; said signs carried by many of the protesters, who staged an hour-long strike starting at 1&nbsp;pm (1400 GMT).

It was the latest in more than a year of mass marches to protest violence against women in Argentina, where, according to government figures, domestic violence kills one woman every 36 hours.

Perez&#39;s killing was just the latest horrific episode.

Last year in June, protests broke out nationwide over a trio of gruesome killings --&nbsp;a kindergarten teacher whose estranged husband slit her throat in front of her class; a 14-year-old girl whose boyfriend allegedly beat her to death because she got pregnant; and a woman whose ex-boyfriend stabbed her to death in broad daylight at a Buenos Aires cafe.

&quot;The case of Lucia Perez acted as a trigger to demand justice for all women who suffer sexist violence,&quot; said one protester in downtown Buenos Aires, Gabriela Spinelli.

Organisers said the goal was to condemn not only Perez&#39;s killing, but a culture that values women less than men -- which they said can be seen in statistics such as the unemployment and poverty rates.

Brutal rapes are the product of a society where boys are not raised to respect women, said demonstrator Karina Munoz.

&quot;A rapist isn&#39;t a monster. He&#39;s not sick. He&#39;s a healthy child of this system&nbsp;which produces men who don&#39;t respect it when women say no,&quot; she told AFP.

Despite a rainstorm that likely dented turnout in Buenos Aires, demonstrators managed to block off several avenues in the capital, as supporters applauded from office buildings.

In Spain, hundreds of women protested in solidarity in Madrid and Barcelona. Demonstrations were also held in various cities across Latin America, including Lima and Mexico City.

(AFP)

16-year-old Lucia Perez was killed on October 8, allegedly by drug dealers

Dressed in black, thousands of Argentines took to the streets on Wednesday to protest the brutal rape and murder of a 16-year-old girl, the latest case of violence against women to shock the country. The protesters, mostly women, but also some men, marched in memory of Lucia Perez, a high school student who died on October 8 after drug dealers allegedly raped her and impaled her on a spike. "If you touch one of us, we all react," said signs carried by many of the protesters, who staged an hour-long strike starting at 1 pm (1400 GMT). It was the latest in more than a year of mass marches to protest violence against women in Argentina, where, according to government figures, domestic violence kills one woman every 36 hours. Perez's killing was just the latest horrific episode. Last year in June, protests broke out nationwide over a trio of gruesome killings -- a kindergarten teacher whose estranged husband slit her throat in front of her class; a 14-year-old girl whose boyfriend allegedly beat her to death because she got pregnant; and a woman whose ex-boyfriend stabbed her to death in broad daylight at a Buenos Aires cafe. "The case of Lucia Perez acted as a trigger to demand justice for all women who suffer sexist violence," said one protester in downtown Buenos Aires, Gabriela Spinelli. Organisers said the goal was to condemn not only Perez's killing, but a culture that values women less than men -- which they said can be seen in statistics such as the unemployment and poverty rates. Brutal rapes are the product of a society where boys are not raised to respect women, said demonstrator Karina Munoz. "A rapist isn't a monster. He's not sick. He's a healthy child of this system which produces men who don't respect it when women say no," she told AFP. Despite a rainstorm that likely dented turnout in Buenos Aires, demonstrators managed to block off several avenues in the capital, as supporters applauded from office buildings. In Spain, hundreds of women protested in solidarity in Madrid and Barcelona. Demonstrations were also held in various cities across Latin America, including Lima and Mexico City. (AFP)

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Raped & impaled, high school student's murder sparks protests in Argentina