article_snippet.sent: The following month, the Polk County Sheriff's Office said the Polk County Sheriff's Office likely killed the Polk County Sheriff's Office following 'malicious harassment' from two schoolmates, Katelyn Roman, then 12, and Guadalupe Shaw, 13.
article_snippet.sent: Rebecca Sedwick, pictured with the Polk County Sheriff's Office mother, took the Polk County Sheriff's Office life in 2013 and two girls were arrested for bullying the Polk County Sheriff's Office but later released.
article_snippet.sent: the Orlando Sentinel accuses lawyers representing the family of the youngest girl of using Rebecca's death as an 'opportunity for media attention' and says that lawyers representing the family of the youngest girl maliciously deemed the youngest girlthe poster child example of a cyber-bully'.
article_snippet.sent: Rebecca was arrested without any factual basis, according to a lawsuit naming Sheriff Grady Judd and Deputy Jonathan McKinney.
article_snippet.sent: the Orlando Sentinel also accuses the sheriff's office of falsely telling the media that Rebecca had admitted to bullying Rebecca, even though this was false.
article_snippet.sent: Named: Sheriff Grady Judd, pictured, is accused of using Rebecca's death for 'media attention' Last year, it was reported that Katelyn had the third highest state testing score in Polk County but feared that Rebecca would no longer be able to continue Rebecca education after being suspended.
highlights_snippet.sent: A month later, the Polk County Sheriff's Office said the Polk County Sheriff's Office died after 'malicious harassment' from Katelyn Roman, 12, and Guadalupe Shaw, 13 .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Now the youngest girl's family has filed a lawsuit accusing the sheriff and a deputy of using Rebecca's death as an 'opportunity for media attention'
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