NM teacher accused of dragging student down hall

Posted at: 12/01/2012 11:49 AM | Updated at: 12/01/2012 7:28 PM
By: The Associated Press

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - A Santa Fe teacher was put on leave after police say she grabbed a blind 6-year-old special-needs student by the ankle and dragged him down a hallway because she said the boy was uncooperative with her requests that he walk to another classroom.
    
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports that the Gonzales Community School teacher told investigators that she wasn't trying to harm the boy.
    
Police Sgt. Andrea Dobyns says the act was still negligent.
    
Dobyns says the boy complained to a school nurse that his head hurt afterward but he required no medical attention.
    
The incident occurred Nov. 15, and police were notified a week later by school staff.
    
The family didn't want to press charges.
    
Police didn't identify the teacher because she hasn't been criminally charged.

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