An Indiana Catholic faculty instructor was arrested on Thursday after officers stated they discovered she saved a “kill listing” and threatened her college students, in line with NBC Chicago.
The East Chicago Police Division responded to St. Stanislaus College within the Indiana Metropolis bordering Illinois Wednesday night after a pupil instructed a counselor the fifth grade instructor, Angelica Carrasquillo-Torres, 25, allegedly made threats about killing herself, the scholars and employees on the faculty, NBC Chicago reported.
Carrasquillo-Torres additionally instructed the scholars in regards to the “kill listing,” including that they had been on the backside of the listing. Carrasquillo-Torres was escorted to the principal’s workplace following the coed’s report, by which the instructor admitted to creating the statements to the coed and having a kill listing. She didn’t present the listing to the principal, however did identify a selected pupil on the listing, NBC Chicago reported.
The St. Stanislaus College didn’t instantly reply to requests for remark, however shared an announcement on their Fb referencing an incident about “a regarding report from a pupil relating to feedback made by the coed’s instructor,” Thursday.
“The instructor was faraway from the classroom and escorted to the principal’s workplace, the place she remained underneath supervision and had no additional contact with college students,” the assertion learn. “The instructor was interviewed to additional determine the main points of the incident.”
The instructor was escorted off campus after college students had been dismissed from the college and the police division was notified in regards to the incident Wednesday night, the assertion continues. The varsity additionally moved to digital studying Friday in response to the incident.
East Chicago police arrested Carrasquillo-Torres Thursday morning at her dwelling after an emergency detention order was authorized, in line with NBC Chicago. Police didn’t make clear if the instructor continues to be in custody.
It’s unclear if Carrasquillo-Torres had been fired from St. Stanislaus College, however she’s not listed as a instructor on the college’s employees listing as of Friday.
Carrasquillo-Torres didn’t instantly reply to requests for remark.
Police say the investigation into the incident is ongoing, NBC Chicago stories.
