Investigators say the 3-year-old girl had a bruise and knot between her eyes from being hit with the chair.
WARTRACE, Tenn. - A preschool teacher in Tennessee is facing child abuse charges after deputies sayThe Bedford County Sheriff’s Department said the alleged incident happened on Dec. 28 at the Stay-N-Play Learning Preschool in the Bell Buckle area. The accused teacher, 22-year-old Camryn Faye Hunter, was arrested on aggravated child abuse charges.
Martin said the girl had a bruise and knot between her eyes from being hit with the chair. She had to be taken to the hospital. Preschool owner Tammy Craig released a statement about the incident that said, “We followed every state protocol. The teacher was terminated immediately from the daycare. We turned it over to authorities immediately, and they are handling the rest of the case.”
Hunter had been asked to leave the school before deputies could arrive on scene, but she was arrested for her actions later in the afternoon.
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