Because she hated children, a substitute teacher in the US has been arrested and charged after she posed as a substitute teacher and insulted students. The woman, identified as 23-year-old Amy Jones, entered the Rufus King International High School in Milwaukee on September 24 and started making offensive comments about the children for their race, weight, physical appearance, and money.
A woman impersonated a substitute teacher at Rufus King High and insulted students before arrest.
She posed and signed in as a substitute teacher. Principal Badilo called the substitute teacher agency, and they confirmed that Jones was not their employee. She got past the security by blending with students and managed to overhear faculty discussing a substitute teaching agency. On the day of the incident, eight teachers were absent, and seven substitutes were on staff. After the teacher left, Jones allegedly asked students if anyone had marijuana or a vape as the class ‘was so f*****g lame and annoying’. After her statements made the students uncomfortable, they alerted the faculty. Authorities arrived at the school and escorted her out.
Because there was an unfilled position, as per principal Doreen Badillo, Jones ‘got lucky’. Prior to her Sep 24 ambush, Jones, a former student at the same school, had scouted the premises one week earlier. She went to a classroom previously set up by a different teacher, who stayed with Jones for 20 minutes.
She also told a student to “shut the f**k up. Additionally, she bragged about “having felonies and being okay with going to jail,” per the criminal complaint, A 16-year-old boy claimed that Jones called one student ‘fat boy’ and told two white pupils that “they were the type to start school shootings”, according to a report in Metro .
