My Granddaughter’s Sweats Stolen From CEB Braves Locker Room During Miller Game—Forced to Run to Dollar Store While Bullies Target Her in South Dakota

Schools should have classes about bullying and its behavior.

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Recently, a grandparent from Eagle Butte, South Dakota, shared a post about her granddaughter facing a struggle after her sweats were stolen from the CEB Braves locker room.

In the post, Juanita Chasing Hawk claims that her granddaughter’s sweatpants were stolen from the locker room during the game.

Juanita mentioned that her granddaughter did not have a spare pair, forcing her to run to a nearby dollar store to buy replacement clothes so she could go home.

Her post reflects the frustration and disappointment felt by parents when their children are targeted by bullies.

Grandparent from South Dakota Stands Up for Granddaughter After Bullies Target Her and Steal Items from Locker Room!

According to Juanita, only CEB Braves players are allowed in the locker room, which made the theft even more troubling.

She expressed frustration and concern, noting that some girls on the team have been bullying her granddaughter and other players.

Juanita said she had a feeling something like this might happen, which is why she attended the game.

The post drew reactions from several Facebook users, who shared their opinions and advice. One user in the comment said;

Ugh not too unsch!!! Most bullies dont feel good about themselves so that project that onto others.

Moreover, a few others in the comments suggested that the coach should check the players’ bags to prevent such incidents.

Similarly, few agreed that coaches need to supervise the locker room more closely and monitor players’ belongings.

In the post, Juanita also mentioned that her granddaughter is going through bullying as well, which has made her even more worried about her future.

As of now, the concerned authorities have not mentioned or provided any statement regarding the incident, but Juanita appears to be raising her concerns with the community.

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