Two Texas men were arrested last week for allegedly enrolling in high school using falsified documents.
On Thursday, an administrator reportedly realized that Triston Moses, 20, and Kierre Trenton, 19, used falsified paperwork to get into Crowley High School. Moses and Trenton were then removed from the campus and arrested, according to The Dallas Morning News.
School officials informed parents of Moses and Trenton’s arrests on Friday. It is not immediately known why they enrolled in the high school.
Trenton and Moses are charged with tampering with government records. They are free on bond.
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[Featured image: Triston Moses, Kierre Thompson/Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office]
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