A mother repeatedly punched a middle school teacher in a classroom — fracturing her facial bones in the process — after sneaking into the building with students last week, authorities said.
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The parent got past Lincoln Middle School security on the morning of Feb. 16 because she’s short, had a hood over her head, and appeared to be a student, Syracuse.com reported, citing Syracuse School Superintendent Anthony Davis.
Police said Lynzina Sutton, 31, then located a female teacher she was looking for, the outlet reported.
District Attorney William Fitzpatrick told Syracuse.com that Sutton punched the teacher in the face multiple times, fracturing her nasal bone and maxillary spine bones and giving her a concussion. The teacher has been released from a hospital, the outlet added.
“These are injuries that you don’t often see in boxing matches, so they’re quite serious,” Fitzpatrick added to…
