Just when you thought it might be safe for 2nd graders!!!
Federal and state charges have been filed against 43 year old 2nd grade teacher Neng Yang for playing the “Lollipop Game” with a student.
According to the Fresno Bee, Neng Yang had been a teacher at Freedom Elementary in Clovis, CA since 2007.
The case began unfolding Thursday afternoon when the girl’s mother arrived at Freedom Elementary about 45 minutes before school let out and couldn’t see her daughter among classmates taking part in physical education, according to the federal investigator’s sworn statement made public Monday.
After school let out, the mother asked her daughter why she wasn’t with the rest of her class. The girl told her mother that Yang kept her out of physical education to play “the lollipop game,” the statement said.
She told her mother that Yang locked the classroom doors with just the two of them inside, turned off the lights and blindfolded her. He then gave the girl what she said were three different flavored lollipops to taste.
The mother called Clovis police to report possible abuse, Robert Benesiewicz, special agent with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security office in Fresno, said in his statement.
“Yang would only hold the lollipops but she was so close to him that she could feel his clothing on her face,” Benesiewicz said. ” The teacher was forcing his 2nd grade student to give him head in the classroom.
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Federal and state charges have been filed against 43 year old 2nd grade teacher Neng Yang for playing the “Lollipop Game” with a student.
According to the Fresno Bee, Neng Yang had been a teacher at Freedom Elementary in Clovis, CA since 2007.
The case began unfolding Thursday afternoon when the girl’s mother arrived at Freedom Elementary about 45 minutes before school let out and couldn’t see her daughter among classmates taking part in physical education, according to the federal investigator’s sworn statement made public Monday.
After school let out, the mother asked her daughter why she wasn’t with the rest of her class. The girl told her mother that Yang kept her out of physical education to play “the lollipop game,” the statement said.
She told her mother that Yang locked the classroom doors with just the two of them inside, turned off the lights and blindfolded her. He then gave the girl what she said were three different flavored lollipops to taste.
The mother called Clovis police to report possible abuse, Robert Benesiewicz, special agent with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security office in Fresno, said in his statement.
“Yang would only hold the lollipops but she was so close to him that she could feel his clothing on her face,” Benesiewicz said. ” The teacher was forcing his 2nd grade student to give him head in the classroom.
http://www.askkissy.com/2012/01/31/...after-playing-the-lollipop-game-with-student/
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