TN - Teacher dragged 9-year old nonverbal student against rug, leaving him with gruesome burn - April 2026

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Heartless teacher allegedly dragged nonverbal student, 9, across rug, leaving him with gruesome burn

The crying student left the room with another teacher, who saw the distressed child reaching for his back and spotted a chilling “blood-red mark” on his backside.
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Meg Day, 49, a Selmer Elementary School employee, is accused of grabbing the 9-year-old special needs boy by his lower body and yanking him across the carpet in a disturbing March 19 incident, according to the McNairy County Sheriff’s Office, WREG reported.

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