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Lessane, along with Deputy Jordan, with the Hampton County Sheriff's Office, responded to 1450 Columbia Highway North, (Estill Middle School), in the county of Hampton in reference to a disturbance incident. Upon arrival, Deputies spoke with the complainant, Pamela Polite, who stated she was having problems with a juvenile student. Deputies gathered the pertinent information needed to complete this report.

INTERVIEW WITH COMPLAINANT: (PAMELA POLITE)

Ms. Polite stated she had an incident with a student in her class at Estill Middle School, on the 21st of September, 2015, where a juvenile threw a pencil and hit her in the facial area. Ms. Polite stated she no longer feels safe with the student being in her class. Ms. Polite stated the abuse she received from the juvenile has been repetitive. She advised she has suffered verbal, emotional, and physical abuse from the student. Ms. Polite then stated after the first incident with the student, there were several occasions where a teacher would come to her class to ask for assistance due to the juvenile disrupting the class and has been very disrespectful towards her. Ms. Polite stated she has spoken with several administered at the school concerning this matter.

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