Elsy Goggin and Lavonne McCoy
Pottawatomi County deputies served a 9-year-old boy in Shawnee with a victim protective order (VPO) while at school for allegedly stalking and harassing another classmate.
The victims mother said she had made efforts to resolve the problem but was unsuccessful. “I’m a mother that is going to move heaven or earth to say stop your violence against my child,” said Elsy Goggin, mother of the girl who is allegedly being bullied.
Lavonne McCoy said her grandson is hyperactive but denies he is a bully and fears that this will affect his future and education.
The family is now waiting t see if the boy will be allowed to return to school to finish the year.
Pottawatomi County Undersheriff Travis Dinwiddie told KFOR this was a first for him in his career, and was surprised they had to serve a 9-year-old at school. He said he made sure his parents were notified before it happened.
“We served it there because that was the address that was put on the petition by the court… It’s ordered by the courts. And so we have to serve that as officers of the court,” said Dinwiddie.
The court documents include a handwritten report by the mother of a girl in the boy’s class. In the report, she claimed her daughter is being harassed and stalked. She adds it’s been happening for months, and she’s filed several reports with police and the school.
“I had to go to this point where I said, enough is enough,” said Goggin.
