A New York City teacher identified as 45-year-old Chester Hingle was reportedly arrested on Thursday after he allegedly put his hands on a young student’s neck and attempted to choke him, and social media had quite a puzzling response to the story.
While the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident remain unclear, the student in question was identified as a 12-year-old. The teacher is said to have approached the student in the school cafeteria before placing his hands around the student’s neck.
The middle-aged man is being charged with criminal obstruction of breathing and endangering the welfare of a child, as reported by the New York Post, which also said that the student did not require a visit to the hospital after the alleged attack.
Despite the obvious tack of being sympathetic to the student, which is how most people would reach in such a situation, Twitter’s response was a bit more shocking.
Many people responded with empathy for the teacher and implied that somehow the child did something to deserve allegedly being strangled: (** Graphic Language)
Knowing NYC schools, I want to know what that student did
— AlexMakesJokes (@AlexMakesJokes) April 29, 2022
I guess he just couldn’t take it anymore and broke.. So close to the end of the school year..
I never hear anyone talk about helping teachers relive their stress.. Look at what so many of them have to work with, not all of them but many..— Roy Puntervold (@RoyPuntervold) April 29, 2022
what lead to this reaction XD
— BPM 37093 (@pablitosmojito) April 29, 2022
Kid surely deserved it.
— Bobby Ailes (@AilesBobby) April 29, 2022
My Mom taught public HS for over 30 yrs. There were more than a few students she would have liked to choke.
— Sarah (@SarahDi1010) April 29, 2022
I’m willing to bet the kid was being a little asshole.
had the parents done that at home he wouldn’t have had to at school
— Anony Mouse (@AnonyMo52892641) April 29, 2022
— x X x (@1ofFEW) April 29, 2022
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Sounds like a set-up the teacher fell for. Kid wasn’t even checked out afterward which is SOP for this incident!
Being NYC and union if the teacher does jail time he will not be fired, probably reassigned to another school or assigned to sit all day in the buildings where teachers who come to school drunk, pedophiles and the grossly incompetent are sent to read or watch TV until they draw their retirement.
I’ve lost count of the number of violent severe beatings and killings committed by these young black bastards ages 11, 12, 13, etc. I want all the details before I’ll condemn this guy. Those punks are monsters.
My first opinion is that the kid should have been —-. He was not just sitting there eating his/her lunch.
My assumption is that the kid pushed the teacher to the point that he grabbed him. Probably well-deserved.
Twelve year olds range in size and aggressiveness. They can be as dangerous as an adult. Age doesn’t tell the whole story.