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Mesquite ISD: Stranger Danger

A 90s educational video detailing how to protect kids from strangers that are up to no good.

Cast

Timberly Faubion

Timberly Faubion

as Host #1

P.J. Kryfko

P.J. Kryfko

as Host #2

Amanda Dunn

Amanda Dunn

as Kid watching TV

Brent Dunn

Brent Dunn

as Kid watching Tv

Misti Upton

Misti Upton

as Field Reporter

Kevin Wade

Kevin Wade

as Boy in trouble

Paula Dunn

Paula Dunn

as Neighbor Woman

E.J. Stewart

E.J. Stewart

as Lady pushing shopping cart

Cameron Mackay

Cameron Mackay

as Police Officer

Jan Spann

Jan Spann

as Stranger in car

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