A woman was arrested for allegedly posing as a student at a New Jersey high school, and students are left feeling unsettled after she was able to attend classes for almost a week before officials caught on.
Students and parents were left feeling uneasy after a 29-year-old woman was arrested for enrolling as a high school student. Michelle Charlesworth has the story.
Shin was charged with providing a false government document and has since been barred from entering the school, but parents and students are still feeling uneasy.
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