Vyrone Finney, of Akron East High School, admitted to striking the 15-year-old after the latter called him 'a lazy a** b****.'
, citing the ongoing investigation, but police reports from the scene quoted Finney saying:"I was not in the mood to be called a b**** today."In addition to officers witnessing the latter parts of the episode, police confirmed that school security footage captured the September 19 incident.
The student opted for Finney's office at which point his mother was called to address the incident. A one-period suspension was agreed, however when the student was escorted to the suspension room, an on-duty supervisor was informed by Finney that the teenager would be spending the rest of the day there.It is then that further arguments started between the student and Finney—with the student stating they had agreed he could return to class the following period.
The student then requested to speak to his mother again—this was denied—then with the school counselor—which was denied also—and as the argument escalated further, Finney instructed the student to leave the building or be arrested, as he was now suspended for three days.
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