A Louisiana teacher was forcibly removed from a school board meeting and arrested after saying that pay raises for leadership on the board was a "slap in the face" to all teachers, RIA Novosti reported quoting KATC-TV.
Deyshia Hargrave, a teacher in the Vermilion Parish School System, asked questions regarding the board's consideration of a $38,000 raise for the superintendent of the school system.
She was taken outside by a police officer, handcuffed, and arrested for resisting arrest.
Ms Hargrave appeared to leave the meeting willingly after the officer approached her and asked her to do so, but in the hallway video showed that she was on the ground being handcuffed and asking "what are you doing?" repeatedly.
When the officer told her to "stop resisting," she responded: "I am not, you just pushed me to the floor...I am way smaller than you."
She is currently out on bond.











