No, she's not accused of having sex with with anyone, but Julie Landry, who used to teach first grade at East Iberville Elementary in St. Gabriel, LA may wish she had after this story gets out. Landry has been charged with cruelty to a juvenile after she allegedly forced a 7-year-old boy in her class to clean out a clogged toilet . . . with his bare hands. Here's more from
WAFB (link includes video clip . . . which you may not want to watch if you've just eaten, or are about to sit down to eat, or plan to eat any time this week):
Seven-year-old Trevor Williams says he used the restroom at school, but used too much toilet paper and stopped up the toilet. Trevor's mother says what the teacher made him do to unstop it is not only disgusting, but unimaginable. "Trevor, you go up in there and you unplug it. Then, told him next time, if you do it again, she gonna make him pull it out with his teeth," says Alfrieda Williams, the victim's mother. Williams is very upset. She says last Wednesday at East Iberville Elementary, where her son goes to school, the unthinkable happened. "I made the toilet overflow with toilet paper and poo," Trevor says.
The seven-year-old says his first grade teacher made him unstop the bathroom toilet at the school with his bare hands. An affidavit we obtained states that Trevor's teacher, Julie Landry, intentionally forced the child to place his hand in a toilet containing human feces and urine. However, that's not where the embarrassment ends. "S--sssy (pronounced Essy) hands. Here comes sssy hands," says Michael Williams, Trevor's father. He says that's what the kids called his son the next day.
That's pretty sick.
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't like he was forced to clean up after someone else. It was his own mess.
ReplyDeleteUh, hello? Did you miss the part where she threatened to make him unclog the toilet with his teeth? And the part where he's seven? And, oh yeah, the whole cleaning-the-toilet-with-bare-hands thing? Tell you what: next time you clog the toilet, you unclog it with your bare hands and then we'll talk.
ReplyDeleteWow, what an insensitive comment. I don't think I know anyone who would put their hands in the own urine much less urine and feces. Saying it was his own mess is no excuse. I wonder if this comment was left by the accused or the mother of the accused. I can't imagine there being more people who think this is justified in any way.
ReplyDeleteGoes to show not ALL teachers are heroes. Some become teachers just to bully and degrade children. She'll get hers.
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