An Australian mother who kept in a class and threatened to say the throat of a young girl, has discovered the destructive point – the point of the point “, which led her to catch.
The mother was heard to reduce violent threats to a student in St. Paulâ College in Gilles Plains in Australia Monday afternoon in shocking footage taken from 7News.
â € œ you ever f -ing with my daughter again I will tea your throat f -ie throat, “The woman shouted in the Tirada video.
â € œIâ € ™ I will wait for you. And she a little smart — there, yes, you know what, you will be just jealous because you- — —. You are one — —.
Talking to talk 7News Wednesday,,, The woman admitted that her actions were wrong, but explain that she was driven to act after her daughter had been blown up for more than 12 months.
“I don’t want my daughter to be another statistic. I give her that she had to bury my baby, my mother told the exit.
â € œai was crying, it was destroyed for this child told her to go and hang
“This is a fracture point for any parent – I entered into survival mode and protective mode. I left it loose, unfortunately was one side, I give a short thing. But that was a temporary point for it day.â €
The woman also claimed that her daughter’s mental health had fallen severely and she was prompted in self-harm.
She said she had tried everything to stop harassment and had made help from school.
“I did everything in my power as a parent and so did my husband to make sure our daughter was safe, especially removing her to school,” she claimed.
“The school has been bad on their behalf, they did not do it, what they said (they) so) so. They have ignored all aspects for what we stated for harassment with our daughter.â €
“I have stated time and time again at the school we are starting. We begged for help. We begged for them.â €
The mother has since apologized for the incident.
“” Hat all have seen for me are not who I am as a mother or as a person, “she said.
South Australia police are investigating the incident and confirmed that the involved student was not physically injured.
During the explosion, the woman was seen in the footage being held behind by a man believed to be her husband.
“You want to go, whore? You want to F -Eking Go? You ever talk to my daughter,” The woman screaming in front of the students while the man tries to remove her.
â € œiâ € ™ m you f – ning the worst night, whore. I’m you worse f – ning nightmare, – it continued.
â € œ you ever f -ing the pot with my daughter again I will tea your throat f -ing. I’ll wait for you. And she a little smart — there, yes, you know what, you will be just jealous because you- — —. You are one — —.
Rarely Paul’s College said he was providing support to students who were witnesses of the incident.
“As much as a police investigation, we cannot provide some details at this stage,” said director Patrick Harmer Adelide advertiser.
“The safety and well -being of our students is of great importance, and we are providing support to students who may have witnessed the incident.â €
Harmer addressed the incident in a letter to worried parents Wednesday evening, according to Daily mail.
“We provide an environment where everyone’s safety and well -being is our highest advantage. We will continue to provide the best possible support for our students and staff during this time,” he wrote.
“We are continuing to work closely with the South Australia police, and as a result, we are unable to provide further details about the incident.”
Surprised parents talked about their shock after learning Tuesday about the incident.
“You run by example. I mean, I will be a fiery person. 7News.
It comes two months after the South Australian government introduced new harsh laws to Parliament aiming at parents.
The new legislation gives the power to stop parents from school bases.
The government said at the time that the change followed a dramatic increase in the number of incidents involving parents, leading to a 200% increase in parental banning in public schools over the past five years.
â € œ Dukters and the wider community expect schools and preschools to be a safe and supportive learning environment, where there is no room for violence or intimidating and threatening behavior, – said Prime Minister Peter Malinauskas in a state
â € œDoyone has the right to feel at work and our teachers are no exception.â €
Lajmet.com.Au contacted St. Paulâ College for additional comment.
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