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Teacher Arrested for Alleged Student Assault

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Special Education Teacher Arrested for Alleged Student Assault: Investigations Underway

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Teacher Arrested for Alleged Student Assault

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It's April 22, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Dallas News today, your AI-powered local news. A 34-year-old special education teacher from Ozze High School in Texas named Sawyer Stinchfield just got arrested for allegedly assaulting a assaulting a-a-starting. Student, Lake Worth police picked him up on April 20 after Azul police issued a warrant. He's charged with assault on an elderly or disabled person and booked in Tirent County jail. The incident reportedly happened on April 9, when the school district launched its own probe and put Stinchfield on leave right away. By April 13, they checked surveillance footage and called an nasal police to start a criminal investigation. The student's family is fully cooperating with authorities, but keeping details private to focus on their child's well-being. They haven't shared more out of respect for the process and police aren't releasing the nature of the assault or the kid's name yet. Stinchfield had been at Azul AISD for about one year and holds a valid special education

certification from the Texas Education Agency, renewed just. This year, details on the case remain pretty thin so far. Investigations are still rolling at both the school and police levels, so stay tuned as we learn more about what went down.

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