La policía detiene a una profesora española por insultar a sus alumnos. Imagen de un aula vacía de un colegio de Madrid. EFE/Fototeca

The National Police has arrested in Pozuelo de Alarcón the mathematics teacher, A.G.L., from the Santa Teresa de Jesús Institute in Madrid, accused of seriously insulting several of her minor students, after the denunciations of 12 of them.

Police sources confirmed to EFE that the teacher is accused of hate crimes and against the moral integrity of her students, whom she was humiliating constantly , according to the testimonies collected.

The Spanish newspaper ABC announces the news and reports that the first complainant, a minor student of Colombian origin and with a 37 percent disability, he went to the police accompanied by his father for “the passivity of the school.”

There, at the police station, the boy reported that the teacher insulted the students with phrases and comments like “motherfuckers,” “mentally unbalanced,” “you are going to be nothing in life.”

Complaints from another eleven children were added to the first complaint. Also, they declared in police station and, according to their testimony, the teacher would have called “crazy” and shaken one student, she would have called another student “motherfucker” and “silly”, another student was called “dope smoker and drogatic by her”, and several students were called” anti-system”.

According to those versions, the boy who filed the first complaint, the teacher would have said a week after the death of her mother: “Your mother died because she was a drug addict. What you have to do is study more and forget about the death of your mother”.

The woman’s sentimental partner, according to ABC, told the agents that they went to arrest her in the town of Pozuelo de Alarcón, where she lives, suffering from a mental disorder and not taking medication.

The head of the school explained to the police that the teacher had three files opened for minor offences and that they had reported them to the Ministry of Education. (EFE / PracticaEspañol, June 22, 2017)

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