The Hernando County Sheriff's Office said deputies confiscated guns from her home. While the school district said Tuesday night there was no imminent threat, parents said they're furious she hasn't been fired.
-Denise
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'... people making fun of my sexual orientation ...'
ReplyDeleteI call that a clue.
I do not fault the teacher since she is obviously mentally ill. I do blame those with the power to remove her and yet do not. They are the ones that should be responsible for any harm that may be done to the children. I cannot believe she was allowed back into the classroom! It's a good thing they took her guns away because now it's impossible for her to get another one or any other weapon that could harm someone /s/.
ReplyDelete"Impossible for her to get a gun"? Are you serious? It's likely impossible to get Schedule 1 drugs in Spring Hill, either.
DeleteI'm pretty sure that was sarcasm.
DeleteIt's a fantasy addicted dude with an attitude masquerading as a babe.
ReplyDeleteThis will, I'm sure, be trumpeted as a successful use of ERPOs (red flag law).
ReplyDeleteNo doubt this person was on antidepressant medication.
ReplyDeleteHis employment was terminated Thursday April 13.
ReplyDeleteThe delay was because it had to be first approved by the Public Health Coordinator. He was in that position at the time. Yes, that's right, he was allowed to determine his own fitness as teacher.
This is yet another example of how an administrative system shields an individual from culpability or even held accountable for malfeasance.
Its why we read such things as an embezzler getting away with it for years or decades.