6-year-old beats up his gym teacher
The Tiny Terror (courtesy of the New York Post)
School violence seems to be on the increase in every corner of our nation. From shooting to bullying, there appears to be no end to the damage our young people can inflict upon themselves and their victims.
One such victim is John Webster, a 27-year-old gym teacher at PS 330 in Queens, New York. I should also mention that Webster is a former college football player who stands at 5’10″ and weighs in at 220 pounds.
According to Webster, the trouble started as he was escorting several students to the cafeteria, including 6-year-old Rodrigo Carpio. Webster attempted to hold Carpio by the wrist when the child started to bite him. He took Carpio to the principal’s office to be disciplined and the mean-spirited youngster kicked Webster in the ankle and the knee, which made a distinct popping sound.
Webster is now wearing a brace on his right leg and has been seeing a therapist to deal with what he calls an “embarrassing and humiliating nightmare.”
Carpio, referred to as a “tiny terror” by Webster’s lawyer, is no stranger to violence and aggression. In addition to attacking his gym teacher, Carpio has also kicked his principal and pinched a number of others, including a security officer.
Carpio may only weigh in at 50 pounds, but I strongly suggest someone turn this kid on to boxing. We just might have the next heavyweight champ on our hands!
Posted on October 1, 2012, in Perspectives and tagged commentary, crime, current-events, education, Middle school, news, perspectives, Physical education, Queens, school, school violence, Teacher, United States, Violence and Abuse. Bookmark the permalink. 7 Comments.
Wowzers. Rodrigo needs an intervention, NOW.
No doubt about that, Impy! LOL
Instead of turning him onto boxing,( which would make him even more dangerous) ,his mother should turn him over her knee & paddle his ass until he can’t sit on it for a day or so.I would.It sounds to me like he should have been getting some discipline a long time ago.
Discipline does seem to be missing, doglady…
problem is no one slap that brat across the face.
Not on the face,bad idea.Hitting on the face can cause more emotional problems.Good spanking,serious talking to,ground for ? and remove favorite form of amusement for ?
True that, bb. Perhaps a larger 7-year-old can teach him a lesson. LOL