Larrianna Jackson charged with second-degree felony battery for assaulting a disabled teacher in the TikTok viral challenge – facing 10 years in prison

#Roommates, “Slap A Teacher” that went viral earlier this month Tik Tok When a disabled teacher was beaten by a high school student in Louisiana, the challenge made headlines across the country-now the student is facing very serious consequences. Larry Anna Jackson was formally charged with a second-degree felony for her role in the TikTok attack and faces ten years in prison.

@WDSU6 reports that 18-year-old Larry Anna Jackson, Covington, Louisiana, faces at least 10 years In jail In recognition of her role in attacking a physically disabled teacher in TikTok’s viral “Slap A Teacher” challenge. Warren Montgomery, the District Attorney for the Diocese of Saint Tammany, confirmed earlier this week that Jackson was charged with a second-degree felony assault and abuse of the weak.Her subpoena will be held on December 8th^day 22 o’clock 9 o’clock^nd Judicial District Court.

Larry Anna Jackson was initially arrested on October 6th^day After receiving a report from the Covington Police Department that a teacher was attacked at a nearby high school, according to the authorities at the time, Jackson challenged her 64-year-old disabled teacher for challenging her “Slap A Teacher” circulated on TikTok. A personal attack was carried out. The currently unidentified teacher had to seek medical treatment in a local hospital due to injuries after the attack.

As we previously reported, American school districts are currently issuing warnings to teachers about the new trend of violence in TikTok, which may expose students to very serious consequences, including criminal charges. In the challenge called “Teacher Hit”, TikTok users are encouraged to beat their teacher and post the attack to popular social media platforms-and multiple incidents have been reported, which could result in many students being expelled or worse.

A teacher in Springfield, Missouri was slapped in the face by a student, and an elementary school teacher in South Carolina was shot in the back of the head. The memo has been sent to teachers in schools across the United States to remind them that attacks are on the rise, and parents are advised to monitor their children’s social media activities.

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