DECATUR, Ga. — DeKalb County authorities said a teenager accused of performing a striptease in a classroom accepted a plea deal Thursday.
Solicitor-General Robert James said Kiyon Benton agreed to perform 20 hours of community service, apologize to his mother and meet with a probation officer for six months.
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He also must write a 500-word essay on how a criminal conviction can affect his life.
Benton was one of three former Southwest DeKalb High School students charged with public indecency and disrupting a public school in Dec. 2008. All have since graduated.
Prosecutors have offered Benton's classmates a similar deal. A jury in March found their chorus teacher, Nathan Grigsby, not guilty of five counts of contributing to the deprivation of a minor.
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