Disabled Louisiana teacher allegedly attacked by student in suspected TikTok challenge assault
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A disabled teacher at a Louisiana high school was injured by a student Wednesday during a suspected TikTok challenge, according to police.
The latest alleged incident occurred at a high school in Covington, where 18-year-old Larrianna Jackson punched her 64-year-old teacher. Due to injuries sustained by the attack, the teacher went to a hospital to seek medical attention, police said.
Officers examined video of the incident, during which Jackson approached her seated teacher and punched the teacher, knocking her to the ground. Jackson then proceeded to violently punch the teacher, at which point the video ends.
Officers alleged the attack could be tied to the "slap a teacher" challenge. Jackson has been charged with Battery of a School Teacher (Felony) and was taken to St. Tammany Parish Jail where she will await prosecution.
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