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"An 11-year-old schoolboy faked his own kidnapping to avoid a parents&amp;#039; evening.  The son of a Spanish police officer lives in Xinzo de Limia, Spain, and sparked a nationwide search with the hoax. The Guardian reports that the unnamed boy texted his father to say he had been snatched off the street while putting out rubbish, and later phoned to say he was locked in the boot of a blue Seat car. The father told his commanders, and roadblocks were set up around the province. A nationwide alert was also released, police in Portugal were informed, and local newspapers posted notices on their websites. Two hours later, the father noticed keys to a spare flat owned by the family were missing. The boy was then discovered there, and explained that he had been scared by the prospect of his parents meeting with his teachers and discovering his poor performance in school. The Voz de Galicia newspaper said: &amp;quot;The child&amp;#039;s poor school scores in recent weeks appear to explain a form of behaviour that no one in Xinzo could understand... he and his parents were due to meet his class tutor that afternoon.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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