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Bridgeport Music Teacher Charged With Assaulting Special Ed Student

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- A Bridgeport music teacher is facing charges after a student accused her of grabbing her wrist and forcing her to sit down, according to The Connecticut Post.

Lydia Struble, a teacher in Bridgeport and a Stratford resident, is charged with third-degree assault.

Lydia Struble, a teacher in Bridgeport and a Stratford resident, is charged with third-degree assault.

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A music teacher at the Thomas Hooker Elementary School in Bridgeport is facing assault charges after a student accused her of grabbing her wrist.

A music teacher at the Thomas Hooker Elementary School in Bridgeport is facing assault charges after a student accused her of grabbing her wrist.

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Lydia Struble, 51, a Stratford resident who teaches at Thomas Hooker Elementary School, was charged with third-degree assault, the Post said.

The alleged incident from Feb. 4 involved a 13-year-old special education student at the K-8 school, the Post reported.

Struble has denied manhandling the girl, who was taken to Bridgeport Hospital with scratches and bruising, the Post story said.

To read the Connecticut Post story, click here.

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