Texas Educators Arrested for Abusing Disabled Student

In Tyler, Texas, three former school employees, Krystina Rena Haas, June Renee Tryon, and Prisicilla Gutierrez, were arrested for allegedly abusing a disabled student with Down syndrome. The incident involved taping the student's hands and forcing him to walk in circles for hours, during which he was also mocked and yelled at by the staff. The arrest followed an investigation that began after the student's grandmother noticed redness on the child's hands and contacted the authorities. Video evidence confirmed the abuse, showing Haas as the main instigator, with Tryon and Gutierrez assisting in the taping of the student's hands. The former employees were charged with causing injury to a disabled person and are being held on high bonds. The incident has raised serious concerns about the safety and care of vulnerable students in educational settings.