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Judge dismisses charges against former school official in case of 6-year-old who shot teacher
A Virginia circuit court judge on Thursday dismissed criminal charges against Ebony Parker, a former elementary school assistant principal, in a case connected to a 6-year-old boy who shot his teacher...

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Judge dismisses charges against Ebony Parker for school shooting
Judge dismisses all child neglect counts against Newport News assistant principal Ebony Parker
Virginia School-Shooting Neglect Charges Against Administrator Are Dropped
A Virginia judge dismissed all criminal charges against a former elementary school assistant principal who was accused of negligence after a 6-year-old student shot a teacher during class in January 2...

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Jury in Newport News hears Richneck adminstrator’s 2023 interview about day 6-year-old shot his teacher
Judge dismisses trial against former Virginia assistant principal in case of 6-year-old with gun
Judge dismisses charges against former Richneck assistant principal in school shooting case
The decision brings an end to a case that included testimony from school staff, parents, and Newport News Public Schools officials, as well as evidence involving school safety policies and internal in...

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Parents describe students’ lasting impacts of school shooting in Richneck trial of former assistant principal
Virginia assistant principal trial opens in teacher shooting case

School official did nothing after being told about a 6-year-old student with a gun, prosecutor says

Ebony Parker is charged with eight counts of felony child neglect in the January 2023 shooting at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Virginia.

At Virginia school shooting trial, defense flips the script and blames teachers for inaction

Ebony Parker, the former assistant principal of a Virginia elementary school, took no action after hearing multiple warnings from teachers that a 6-year-old student may have a firearm, prosecutors said in opening statements of her criminal trial Tuesday.