Gideon’s Army founder/CEO banned from North Nashville school after an alleged profanity-laced tirade

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The controversial head of the Nashville non-violence group Gideon’s Army has been banned from Pearl-Cohn High School after a profanity-laced tirade in which she allegedly charged into school offices, initially refusing to leave, eventually yanking a photograph off the wall that she was later seen stomping.

This comes as Rasheedat Fetuga continues to lobby Metro Nashville officials for up to $1 million in funding for her group’s violence interruption efforts, promising to work with schools and other community groups in North Nashville.

In an email to the school, Fetuga denied any wrongdoing. A surveillance camera captured some of the incident on video.

Read more on News Channel 5 Nashville.

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