Alonzo: Ban students who plant explosives

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Students in Baltimore City who set fires or detonate explosives on public school property should never be allowed back, said Chief Executive Officer Andres Alonso.

After two soda bottle bombs exploded at Patterson High School Tuesday, Alonso sent a letter home to families, telling them that he would recommend the permanent exclusion of any student found guilty of endangering others by intentionally setting a fire or detonating an explosive.

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