The 20 seconds that ended a 20-year education career, ‘I’m not the same person’

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A former Baltimore County educator comes forward, urging school leaders to get student violence under control.

Fox45 News agreed to not identify the educator due to ongoing mental health treatment stemming from an incident at their former job.

“I had friends. I was happy. I socialized. I was thriving,” the educator told Project Baltimore when asked to describe life before the incident. “Now, I just feel like the shell of myself. I’m just kind of existing.”

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