Indianapolis, IN
A male student at Franklin Central High School allegedly exposed himself to a female student, and attempted to get her to perform a sex act on him.
The girl was left alone in a classroom, a violation of school policy, and the boy came in because he knew she was there. He exposed himself, then attempted to pull her head to his groin.
The boy has been taken into custody, and the school is investigating, in cooperation with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
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Showing posts with label classroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classroom. Show all posts
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Monday, April 1, 2013
Beville Middle School Assistant Charged with Assault
Dale City, VA
A classroom assistant in a special needs classroom was arrested and charged with two counts of simple battery.
The school received a tip that the assistant had assaulted a 12- and a 13-year old in the classroom, causing minor injuries. The school followed their protocols and notified Child Protective Services.
A classroom assistant in a special needs classroom was arrested and charged with two counts of simple battery.
The school received a tip that the assistant had assaulted a 12- and a 13-year old in the classroom, causing minor injuries. The school followed their protocols and notified Child Protective Services.
Sunday, March 17, 2013
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Connecticut School Shooting: Survivor Says Gunman Shouted 'Let Me In'
Newtown, CT
A young student of Sandy Hook Elementary is interviewed in the aftermath of the attack there.
Upon hearing the first shots fired, music teacher Maryrose Kristopik got her class into a closet and locked the door.
The gunman Adam Lanza banged on the door of her locked classroom shouting "Let me in, let me in!".
Safe Havens, International
A young student of Sandy Hook Elementary is interviewed in the aftermath of the attack there.
Upon hearing the first shots fired, music teacher Maryrose Kristopik got her class into a closet and locked the door.
The gunman Adam Lanza banged on the door of her locked classroom shouting "Let me in, let me in!".
Safe Havens, International
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Police: Man Fondled Student during Class
Monroe Co., IN
19-year old Benjamin S. Haile was arrested on charges of fondling a 7-year old student at school.
Haile was serving as a tutor at the Pinnacle School in Bloomington. The incident occurred during a movie being shown in class.
Safe Havens, International
19-year old Benjamin S. Haile was arrested on charges of fondling a 7-year old student at school.
Haile was serving as a tutor at the Pinnacle School in Bloomington. The incident occurred during a movie being shown in class.
Safe Havens, International
Friday, October 12, 2012
North Dakota Freshman Makes Apology, Shoots Self in Front of Class
Fairmont, ND
A North Dakota freshman walked in front of his class, made an apology and then shot himself with a handgun Thursday morning, Richland County authorities said.
The injured boy was coherent when he was taken to a hospital, said Principal Jay Townsend of Fairmount Public School, which has 112 students from kindergarten through 12th grade.
Authorities don't know what the apology was about, Sheriff Larry Leshovsky said.
The student wasn't in any kind of trouble that the principal was aware of.
The freshman, whose name wasn't being released, has lived in the small, rural community of 380 residents his entire life and has spent all educational years at Fairmount School, Mayor Jon Nelk said.
A North Dakota freshman walked in front of his class, made an apology and then shot himself with a handgun Thursday morning, Richland County authorities said.
The injured boy was coherent when he was taken to a hospital, said Principal Jay Townsend of Fairmount Public School, which has 112 students from kindergarten through 12th grade.
Authorities don't know what the apology was about, Sheriff Larry Leshovsky said.
The student wasn't in any kind of trouble that the principal was aware of.
The freshman, whose name wasn't being released, has lived in the small, rural community of 380 residents his entire life and has spent all educational years at Fairmount School, Mayor Jon Nelk said.
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