Concerned, the teacher lodged a complaint with the school.

A woman in the United States broke into her daughter’s classroom and punched her in the face multiple times.according to new york postThe incident occurred at Lincoln Middle School on Friday in front of 25 students, with the teacher having several bones broken. The woman, Lynzia Sutton, 31, was able to get through security because she was short, wearing a hood and looked like a student. syracuse.com The school principal was quoted as saying.

“These injuries are not common in boxing,” Onondaga District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick said in a news conference about the incident.

When Ms. Sutton entered the school, she began looking for a specific teacher, police said. District Attorney William Fitzpatrick said that when she found her, the woman struck the teacher multiple times, causing the teacher to have a broken nose and upper jaw. He added that the teacher also suffered a concussion.

The incident came a day after Ms Sutton, whose daughter was disciplined for allegedly lying about her whereabouts during school hours, told the teacher “my mum will deal with it”.

Concerned, the teacher lodged a complaint with the school.

“She’s going to have some long-term problems. I know her nasal passages are severely affected,” Mr Fitzpatrick said.

Ms Sutton managed to leave the school after being assaulted but was later arrested and charged with burglary and assault. Her mother said they were angry at the school because Ms Sutton’s daughter had been bullied repeatedly and claimed the issue was not being addressed.

Ms Sutton’s mother, Roxanne Thompkins, said: “I apologize for it and I hope she recovers. “There are always better ways to deal with things and we will have conversations in schools and with schools. , as we have done many times,” said.

The teacher has been discharged from the hospital and is recovering.