RALEIGH — The state revoked the license from a troubled North Carolina wilderness therapy camp on Thursday.
State officials also levied several fines against Trails Carolina. The camp was closed last month after a 12-year-old boy died.
Officials inspected it last week and found several violations they say endangered the health, safety, and welfare of its clients. The camp can appeal.
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