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Drucker did not return a call for comment, The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate reported.
She’s accused of taking $94 worth of merchandise from Belk near Covington on Nov. 28. Previously, Drucker was arrested in July 2018 for taking $58.25 in merchandise from a Walmart near Covington. In January 2019, she was placed in a year-long diversion program for first-time offenders that, upon completion, resulted in the charges being dropped.
After the first arrest, her fellow School Board members asked her to consider resigning. But Drucker, who was re-elected to her Madisonville-area seat with 70% of the vote, refused. Last month, however, she stepped down when news of her second arrest broke. In her resignation letter, she said that she was receiving medical care that prevented her from serving, calling the matter “extremely personal and confidential.”
ACLU: St. Tammany students allowed to wear BLM face masks without violating dress code
Last December, the Wright siblings were told by administrators that they couldn t wear the masks because they violated the district s dress code policy. Author: Chris McCrory (WWL) Updated: 3:47 PM CST January 15, 2021
ST. TAMMANY PARISH, La. The ACLU says that the St. Tammany Parish School Board will allow two students to wear Black Lives Matter face masks, reversing an earlier decision that threatened disciplinary action against them for wearing the masks.
Last December, Aidan and Suriah Wright were told they had to replace their BLM masks by administrators at Pine View Middle School and William Pitcher Junior High, respectively, who said their masks violated the district s dress policy because they represent a collective or individual protest.
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More than two years after a judge found the St. Tammany Parish school system at fault in the rape of a 4th grade special education student by a school janitor, an appellate court has upheld the ruling.
Justin Bleker, now 24, was awarded $350,000 in damages by 22nd Judicial District Judge Raymond Childress in 2018 after a five-day trial, in which he testified that Dino Schwertz raped him in the bathroom at Abney Elementary School in 2007, when he was 11 years old.
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The Times-Picayune | New Orleans Advocate does not normally name the victims of sex crimes, but Bleker consented to his name being used when his civil case went to trial in 2018.