Bad Gym Teachers: Name: Kimberly Neubauer. Weapon: Hockey Stick

[Blunderbuss Firozabad]

Jobless, soon to be incarcerated, and NOT Minnesota "nice"
Kimberly Neubauer, 63


"A former Princeton, Minnesota, teacher has pleaded guilty after hitting a second-grader with a hockey stick earlier this year.

Kimberly Neubauer, 63, of Princeton, resigned from her teaching position after surveillance footage captured her throwing a hockey stick at an 8-year-old boy. She was charged with third-degree assault in July in connection to the incident.

The video footage obtained by FOX 9... shows students placing their hockey sticks in a pile when 8-year-old Easton Johnson can be seen tossing his hockey stick toward the pile. The teacher then quickly picks it up and throws it at him, resulting in Easton losing a tooth, according to his parents.

According to the charges, dental records show the child lost an upper front-right baby tooth due to the incident and had been "completely knocked out with no root left behind." Records also noted bruising."

Video of the incident at link

Guilty plea from ex-Minnesota teacher who threw hockey stick at student

A former Princeton, Minnesota, teacher has pleaded guilty after hitting a second-grader with a hockey stick earlier this year.

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[Sejanus]

A clean extraction....score!

 

[BBBLUE77]

She smoked him! Honestly, though, if the boy is gonna play hockey, he might as well get used to losing his teefs.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

A former Princeton Primary School teacher learned her punishment on Thursday after injuring a student by throwing a hockey stick.

Kimberly Neubauer, 62, was sentenced to two days in Mille Lacs County Jail and five years of supervised probation, in accordance with the plea deal she accepted.

Neubauer was charged with third-degree assault resulting in substantial bodily harm in July of 2022. She accepted the plea deal on Dec. 27, 2022.

The original terms of the plea deal said she’d serve two days in jail and five years of supervised probation for pleading guilty. Additionally, she’d receive a stay of adjudication, allowing her to maintain a clean criminal record as long as she doesn’t violate her probationary terms.

Former Princeton teacher sentenced to 2 days in prison, 5 years probation for injuring student

Neubauer was sentenced to two days in Mille Lacs County Jail and five years of supervised probation, in accordance with the plea deal she accepted.

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