FLORIDA TEACHER WONT GO TO JAIL FOR PUNCHING A STUDENT IN THE FACE FOR CALLING HER A CUNT!

A Florida high school teacher arrested for allegedly punching a student won't face charges, the St. Petersburg Times reported.

Sandra Hadsock, a veteran teacher at Central High School, was caught on a cell phone video earlier this month confronting a student who called her vulgar names.

The teacher is seen landing at least one punch to the student's face - but weeks after she was arrested, prosecutors said the video doesn't prove she wasn't acting in self-defense.

"You can't tell if he actually made contact, but it's certainly reasonable to believe that it could have happened," prosecutor Brian Trehy told the newspaper.

In the video, Hadsock is heard saying "Step back right now!" before punching the student. "He pushed me," she said afterwards as a girl says "Oh my God! He didn't do anything. You can't punch him in the face."

"I didn't touch her. You guys saw that, right? I didn't touch her," the red-headed student can be heard saying.

Students who witnessed the dramatic incident in Hadsock's art class said that the student had landed the first punch on the 64-year-old teacher after he called her a variety of obscene names, according to reports at the time of her May 11 arrest.

The arrest has rekindled the debate of teacher safety.

Shortly after the arrest, Joe Vitalo, the president of the Hernando Classroom Teachers Association, told TBO.com that Hadsock was just acting out of fear.

"Society needs to realize that children need to stop being raised that it's OK to curse at our teachers and use them as punching bags," he said.

Hadsock was placed on administrative leave until the investigation was finished - but it was the first time she had ever been disciplined in her 23 year career in the school district.






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