12-Year-Old Arrested for Hitting Pregnant Teacher With Sticks & Stones
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me?" A tiny, teary-eyed 6th grade apparently learned that nursery rhyme, but forgot the part where you're NOT supposed to throw things at your teacher . . . especially one who is pregnant and only trying to keep you from leaving school grounds without permission. At right, the tiny mug shot of Jason Lord. But enough of that, here's more from WFTV:
The boy stands just four feet tall and weighs just 54 pounds, but apparently the little 12-year-old has a big temper. He was arrested for viciously attacking his pregnant school counselor and is now facing two felony charges, battery on a pregnant female and battery on a school official.
The 12-year-old started running away from his teachers and was about to jump the fence when the counselors tried to stop him and that's when he got mad. "Next time, it's not going to be a pleasant visit! You go to school to learn!" a Palm Bay officer told Jason Lord as he got into a squad car.Lord was arrested for throwing sticks and rocks at a pregnant counselor and then hitting a second counselor.
"They tried to get him under control and threw sticks and one, who was pregnant, the other one he was kicking several times and put bruises on her legs," explained Officer Dan Fisher, Palm Bay Police Department. Sixth graders at Christa McAuliffe Elementary School were playing soccer during PE class when one student said Lord did not want to participate, so he was scolded by another teacher.
"He just stated walking, like pouting. All the teachers started walking with him. Finally, he goes and jumps the fence and starts running," student Eric Barroso told Eyewitness News. A couple of counselors tried to prevent Lord from leaving school and that's when he got violent. According to the arrest affidavit, Lord screamed at school officials, "B****, I'm going to kill you and him" and he was "flipping 'the bird' at them."
Police said the child did not show any emotion until he was taken away in a police car. "We were driving away from the school and he started begging, 'Let me have a second chance,'" Fisher explained. "I said, 'You had your second chance.'"
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This situation was totally preventable. When the student was observed to be in a funk, they should have just let him be. Instead they descended on him like a flock of harpies, following him around the school yard and bothering him. When he tried more aggressively to be left alone, they physically detained him. His action were over the top, but typical for a 12 year old under mental duress. He regressed and threw a tamptrum. He needs someone to talk with him, not at him.
"He needs someone to talk with him, not at him."
Very touchy feely, are you his mommy? What a crock ... he needs to have his as* whipped.
I think he's perfectly normal, perfectly healthy.
The situation would have been preventable had the kid not chosen to leave school grounds. You can't blame the teachers for doing their jobs. If they hadn't followed him, and he had a head start at the fence, we'd be reading an article about a violent kid who went and beat up the neighbor's dog or got lost in the woods instead.
Don't be stupid - the teachers were concerned and obviously trying to get the child to come back and work through whatever issues he was having with the game. He, on the other hand, was acting like a two-year-old, and he got what he deserved out of it. Maybe next time he'll know better.
Beat the little mother-f*cker's a55!
I dont blame the boy, I cussed out a teacher after she yelled at me in front of the class and I later threw my milk in her ugly face. Homeschooling was my way afterwards, and better it is.
id beat his azzz also this is bad 12 year old kicking there teachers ass if it was me id be in jail wit the lil mother fucker
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