Teacher in the class are attacked file charges
Baltimore - The city of Baltimore teachers attacked by a student in a classroom - an incident caught on video - seems to have changed their minds and decided to support fees.
April 22 Video: 11 News Reporter Lowell Melser
Jolita Berry told News 11 earlier this week, she thought that the filing of the charge, but had received several threatening calls. She said she hoped that the presentation of charges is to prevent such incidents, which in the future.
News 11, two police officers receive reports on the incident. One was April 4, the day the classroom attack occurred, and the other was signed on 14 April.
The officer of the dossier said: “The police academy did not have enough influence on probable cause for an arrest, because the incident had it not in his presence. ”
In Maryland law, if an officer did not see the attack, it is on the honorary professors file.
Officials have said, it has more than 120 attacks on the city teachers this school years, and only a handful of support honorary professors.
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