An Indiana Catholic school teacher was arrested after police allegedly found she kept a 'kill list' and threatened her students, according to nbcchicago.
The East Chicago Police Department responded to St. Stanislaus School in the Indiana city bordering Illinois Wednesday evening after a student told a counselor the fifth grade teacher, Angelica Carrasquillo-Torres, 25, allegedly made threats about killing herself, the students and staff at the school, NBC Chicago reported.
page referencing an incident about"a concerning report from a student regarding comments made by the student’s teacher." The teacher was escorted off campus after students were dismissed from the school and the police department was notified about the incident Wednesday evening, the statement continues. The school also moved to virtual learning Friday in response to the incident.
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