Shawnprece Ivey Grier Case Study

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On 05/25/2017, at approximately 10:29 am Shawnprece Ivey-Grier (8364873) got off the school bus and decided to damage some of the cars in the staff parking lot. Mr. Crutchfield (Teacher) stated that he looked back to monitor the students movement and notice Shawnprece Ivey-Grier running off the walkway into the staff parking lot and jumped on the hood of one of the vehicle that was parked. The vehicle belonged to Ms. Pamela Brandon (Transition Coordinator). After going to the location of Ms. Brandon’s car it was discovered that Shawnprece Ivey-Grier had actually jumped on two vehicles instead of one. SRO Oates arrested Shawnprece Ivey-Grier for “Damage to Property.” The guardian was called and informed that their child was arrested for

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