On this past Thursday at a local charter school in Orlando, Florida, a six-year-old

girl was handcuffed, arrested, put in a police car, fingerprinted, had a mug shot, and jailed over a tantrum she had in class.

It's despicable. I spoke with experts this weekend who said that the United States may be the

only nation in the world where such a thing would ever happen. We just learned

that the same school and the same officer did this to another 8 year old for

a completely different incident on the very same day.

This is the literal school to prison pipeline and we must interrupt it. This is Sean King

and you are listening to the breakdown.

The breakdown. The breakdown. Breakdown.

Break down.

The Breakdown.

The Break down. investigators say the six-year-old and an eight-year-old were both taken into custody

yesterday on unrelated charges. Now Orlando police are launching an internal

investigation into this case. The United States is the incarceration

nation. It's a crisis. Our country has been so criminalized and

that criminalization is so fully baked into thousands and thousands of different systems that we've now reached a

point where school systems are fully permitting police officers to arrest and charge six-year-old girls with crimes for

behaviors that should have received a note sent home or a simple call to her

parents.

Now what I'm about to say will likely surprise you.

Yes, the officer in this case, Dennis Turner of the Orlando, Florida Police Department. Yes, he is to blame. We've since

learned that he was once arrested for brutally beating his own seven-year-old

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