ARMONK, N.Y. -- A student who assaulted a teacher at Jennie Clarkson School in North White Plains was arrested by the North Castle Police and appeared in court where an order of protection was issued that orders her to stay away from the teacher for a year.
Kathy Duncan assaulted Heather LaCasse on Feb. 2. LaCasse stated Duncan was out of control and assaulted her when she tried to intervene. LaCasse suffered a dislocated shoulder and was taken to White Plains Hospital where she stayed overnight.
LaCasse contacted the police with a desire to press charges on Feb. 3 and Duncan was arrested. She appeared in court later that day where a Temporary Order of Protection was issued.
In other police blotter news:
- A complainant said his wife received a car bomb threat from his sons ex-girlfriend, Amanda Frolio at 15 Adler Way, Armonk on Feb. 1. Ms. Frolio was contacted by the police and denied having sent the text message. She was advised to refrain from any contact with the accusing parties to avoid criminal charges.
- A call from a man at 1 Hadley Road, Armonk on Feb. 2 stated that his grandmother had received a call from his sister requesting money to be bailed out of jail. The man spoke with a woman who claimed to be a Public Defender who informed him that his sister needed $2,800 by 5 p.m. that day to be bailed out for a DUI arrest. The man wired the money, then spoke to his sister who told him she hadnt been arrested, so he arranged to have the payment stopped. A woman called again to ask about the money and he said he was working on it. She didnt call again.
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