Video shows teacher dragging special needs child

Trina Abrams of eastern Kentucky has been charged with fourth-degree assault and was removed from the school.

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43 thoughts on “Video shows teacher dragging special needs child

  1. Mean vicious and malicious! Sadly this happens more than often which is why parents need to be more involved with in their school system.. This woman has clearly done this before. Then the school system tries to cover up everything sick laws need to change

  2. Teacher would have dragged a regular student: it would have been same result. The answer is they cannot do anything. If she’d had let the kid in the hallways alone then she’d been charge for negligence. She’d been guilty regardless. She’d had to call an authority to get the kid to respond. Then a parent. The same parent doesn’t have control either and would have tried to reprimand the kid at home, and kid would have called child services at school to get then the parent under abuse charges… a vicious cycle…

  3. "Diagnosed with autism and doesn't speak very well" 
    Sounded like he spoke fine to me, answered her back immediately with "No" and "No, I'm not leaving here".
    He didn't sound very "autistic" , just hard-headed and spoiled. Special school or home school him, stop blaming others.

  4. What i am happen for, that it was not a black kid or a black teacher. I can assure if it was it would have been treated differently and that is the sad reality!

  5. Sorry but adults are in charge, not children…. This teacher did right…. Overly privileged white snowflakes strike again… If this kid were black or Mexican nobody would care….. And why does the news always push a special needs narrative for out of control white kids needing to be delt with?

  6. Slightly less disturbing than the Harambe video. Every single school in the US has one or two of these super creeps working for them. Get to know your child's teachers. Doesn't take long to find out if a person is good with children and understands "special needs". Do they seem cold or overly friendly? Trust your gut and get involved parents.

  7. All those virtue signalers in the comments who are bashing on the women would totally solved that problem in the more professional way.

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