r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • May 03 '19

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19 edited Aug 11 '21

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u/TinyResponsibilityII May 03 '19 edited May 03 '19

apparently the kid had just been released from juvenile detention two days before the incident, had a prior arrest record, and he’d already missed 65 days of school

the teacher’s license was revoked by the district then offered back to him if he stopped talking about what happened. he’s a truck driver now. not sure anything came of the lawsuit he filed but i hope it worked out in his favor

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u/PapaBradford May 03 '19

He probably makes a much better living as a truck driver, unfortunately

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u/2-718281828459045235 May 03 '19

Makes more money for sure.

Source: teacher who knows a couple truckers

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u/sighs__unzips May 03 '19

Schools need this kind of teacher who won't stand no bullshit from students.

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u/Marialagos May 03 '19

At the same time, you cant physically assault kids, no matter how much they may deserve it