Posted on 01/11/2019 6:45:40 PM PST by Trump20162020
An Ohio substitute teacher was arrested Friday after allegedly performing a sex act on himself while students were present.
Tracey J. Abram, a substitute teacher at Creekside Middle School in Fairfield, Ohio was charged with public-degree indecency after students reported suspicious behavior “behind that teacher’s desk,” the Journal-News reports. Abrams was removed from the classroom by someone who, I’m sure, said: “Ayyyy... Don’t touch me, man!”
Abrams had served as a substitute in multiple school districts and had passed a background check, school officials said. He was booked and released on his own recognizance and told not to come into contact with anyone under 18.
“Once the administration at Creekside Middle School was made aware of this behavior, the school resource officer immediately removed the substitute teacher from the classroom and building,” said school spokeswoman Gina Gentry-Fletcher, noting that Abram did not come in contact with any students.
While I feel like this is more of an “escapade” than a hijink, it is possibly a case of tomfoolery. And no, I don’t consider this “horseplay.”
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There’s a lot of BS in this article.
“While I feel like this is more of an “escapade” than a hijink, it is possibly a case of tomfoolery. And no, I don’t consider this “horseplay.”
WTF?
Thanks Yahoo for this front page article about evil white people. Now I know the wrong side won the civil war.
But it does say:
“A man ... reportedly stabbed his brother in the head sword”
Is that a weapon, or a curse word (s-word)?
I wonder if someone came up with a- Crazy Black People News Roundup:- if yahoo news would carry it.
The media and their double standards.
” ...told not to come into contact with anyone under 18. “
Yeah, that’ll work.
“There is a lot of BS in this article.”
Like ALL of it? If any employee of Yahoo could get away with actually writing and posting an article with this theme and using that language, I would be greatly surprised. There would be attorneys salivating to take the cases generated.
I know it’s a mad, mad, mad world, and there are weird people out there, but I have my doubts about the individual incidents ‘reported’ in the article, too. I think Yahoo Entertainment got hacked. Or spoofed.
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