Woman charged after threatening Pittsburgh Public Schools secretaries
Police have charged a lady they are saying threatened secretaries within the Pittsburgh Public Schools with bodily hurt.
Kemauri Vasciannie, 23, of the South Side Slopes was considered one of two ladies who police say entered John Morrow Elementary School at 1611 Davis Ave. in Brighton Heights below the guise of “wanting to enroll her child in school.”
On Feb. 5, officers had been known as to the K-8 college due to “combative adults causing a disturbance,” in line with the prison grievance.
Vasciannie was recognized as a mum or dad of a kid attending John Morrow. The second girl was not recognized within the grievance.
Officers on the scene had been met by the varsity’s principal, who informed police that two grownup ladies entered the varsity “under false pretense,” the grievance says.
The ladies started threatening two secretaries with bodily hurt and bodily violence as soon as inside the varsity, in line with the prison grievance, and so they additionally threw metallic objects on the secretaries, the principal mentioned within the grievance.
Vasciannie alleged a secretary had hung up the telephone on her when she known as the varsity, and the secretary replied that she had ended the decision as a result of Vasciannie “was using profanity and she would not engage in that type of communication,” in line with the grievance.
Then, Vasciannie threw a bottle of hand sanitizer and different gadgets sitting on the counter on the secretaries, the grievance says.
She and the opposite girl threatened to return to the varsity at dismissal to “physically harm the secretaries,” the grievance says.
“I know when you get off, I’ll be up here at 4,” Vasciannie mentioned, in line with the grievance.
The ladies had been escorted out of the constructing by staff, and so they fled the scene when police arrived, the grievance says.
Vasciannie is being charged with two counts of terrorist threats, two counts of straightforward assault and two counts of harassment.
