Student Vs Teacher Fight Rocky Mount High School It Is The Ignant Comments For Me

It is the ignant comments for me because I can see and decipher what I seen.

The video I seen the student approached the teacher.

The teacher told her to get back and don’t touch her.

The student was reaching all around her trying to grab her phone and she touched, hell yeah touched the teacher.

The teacher said get back, don’t touch me while teacher trying to use the phone to call the administration.

The teacher was trying to keep student off her and she ended up having to push her to get her off her.

The student swung at her and the teacher blocked and it was the hell on!

The teacher ended up on top of the student after the student pulled her hair. The teacher was holding her down and telling the students to go get a teacher.

In the mean time the focus now becomes how the teacher was dressed and that it appeared she didn’t have any underwear on. Well when I looked at the video after receiving it about 10 hours earlier, I said it appears she had on a throng.

What the hell ever now it ain’t for me to say what the teacher could wear to school without looking at the dress code.

What I do know is more than likely I would not have seen the throng if the student had not been disrespectful.

What I will say is obviously the dress code was not a problem before the fight.

I think I read and shared that the school system said a teacher can defend themselves. It appears the teacher did just that. Now if she went beyond what the policies and procedures say, that is for the school system to make that call.

Should either the student or the teacher be charged, that is for the school and LEA to decide.

It appears both have been charged with simple assault. I don’t know how they came to that conclusion so I accept that but hope I will hear about how they came to that conclusion.

What I do know is the student was out of the hell order!

What I do know is that obviously the teacher did what she felt was best for her.

Now what I do know is I will just wait for the outcome while continuing to read all of the ignant comments. Continue on!

Obviously some ain’t paying attention that come for me because I said that when situations like this arise, there need to be a meeting called by the school system and also one called by the community to talk about the incident to talk about the root cause and the final analysis to cut out the half-trues.

I don’t know the student nor the teacher and nobody so far that knows either.

I am for justice no matter who it is for or against!

I have no permanent friends no permanent enemies only permanent interest!

The DCN

WNCR TV Is Full Of B.S. The Daily Drama Half-Trues Show

My main priority for the past several months has been to deal with the Edgecombe County Democratic Party Saga.

So now I got time, to give these boys some attention.

On Tuesday April 18, 2023 I spoke to Chris Hardee NC State Democratic Party and the State was going to forth with the Convention until I told him the whole trues. I spoke to him today and he said after talking to me he dug deeper into the information has had received from the former Chair to find out adequate notification has not gone out.

But you have this drama show talking about the Convention could have gone on. How in the hell could you have a convention without following the Plan of Organization? So goes to show Bronson don’t give a damn about rules but got his own self-motive behind all of this. And that is because I worked it to make sure we don’t meet until adequate notification goes out.

Damn I tried to deal with him and teach his ignant ass about Edgecombe County Politics but he choose to work with Rev. Roosevelt Higgs. Continue on!

Obviously you don’t care, don’t give a damn or just ignant because I have documented who I am since the late 80’s and I am a Professional Political Agitator. You and your crew has been a gi the hell ta ted! Go somewhere and sit down and shut the hell up.

Now Run & Tell That!

Press Release Rocky Mount City Government: RMPD investigates assault at Rocky Mount High School

Rocky Mount, N.C. – On the morning of April 17, 2023 the Rocky Mount Police Department, in conjunction with Nash County Public Schools received information regarding an assault. The incident occurred between a juvenile student and substitute teacher. The substitute teacher has been identified as Xaviera Steele. She has been with the Nash County Public School System for approximately a year. No injuries were reported during this incident. This incident is actively being investigated by the Rocky Mount Police Department.

UPDATE: The investigation into a fight that took place the morning of Monday, April 17 at Rocky Mount High School, involving a student and a substitute teacher continues. The Rocky Mount Police Department’s school resource officer and investigators consulted with the District Attorney’s Office and after reviewing the totality of the circumstances decided that both parties involved will face assault charges. The student was charged with simple assault via juvenile petition. Xaviera Steele was charged with simple assault. Ms. Steele received a written promise to appear in court and was released.

About Rocky Mount: The city of Rocky Mount, located in the Coastal Plains of North Carolina, was incorporated in 1867 and lies in Edgecombe and Nash Counties. Rocky Mount is a two-time All-America City on the Tar River. The city was recognized as one of 10 winners nationwide of the 2020-21 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. Serving as the Gateway to Eastern North Carolina, the city’s 875 employees serve approximately 54,000 residents daily.

The city’s mission is to advance community well-being, safety and quality of life by delivering excellent public services and actively collaborating with the community toward a fulfilling and inspired future for its citizens. As a publicly owned utility, the city of Rocky Mount is committed to safe, reliable service for its customers and operates in Nash and Edgecombe counties, providing customers with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater (sewer), refuse, recycling and/or stormwater services. To learn more, visit http://www.rockymountnc.gov for news and updates.

Message To All Edgecombe County Democrats From Interim Edgecombe County Chair Marcus Willoughby

Dear Members of the Edgecombe Democratic Party,

I hope this email finds you well. As some of you may already know, I have recently assumed the role of Acting Chair of the Edgecombe Democratic Party due to the resignation of the previous Acting Chair and the Second Vice Chair. I want to assure you that I am committed to the success of our party, and I will work hard to ensure that we continue the party’s business.

Unfortunately, I must also inform you that the Democratic Party convention that was scheduled to take place has been canceled. This decision was made due to non-adequate notice to delegates. While this is certainly disappointing news, I want to emphasize that we are currently rescheduling the convention at a later date. We will inform you as soon as we have more information about the new date and time.

In the meantime, this cancellation has created a new opportunity for other precincts to become organized. We still have time to work together to ensure that we have strong representation throughout our county. I want to encourage you to reach out to your neighbors and fellow party members to discuss how we can continue to build our organization and increase our impact in the community.

To assist with organizing precincts and planning the convention, I have accepted support from the state and district levels( Chris Hardee and Jonah Garson both are cc’d). Their expertise and experience will be invaluable as we work to strengthen our party. I am confident that, with their help and guidance, we can overcome any challenges that we may face and emerge stronger than ever before.

I would also like to extend my thanks to the leadership that has already been brought forth; your dedication to our party is greatly appreciated, and I look forward to working with all of you as we move forward. Together, I am confident that we can achieve great things for our community and the Democratic Party.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to me. Thank you for your continued support and dedication to the Edgecombe Democratic Party.

Sincerely,

Marcus Willoughby

Acting Chair of the Edgecombe Democratic Party

In response:

Greetings Young Man,

Thank you for willing to stand up to the task. As I have always stood with you encouraging you that I would be there to help assist you as a Precinct Chair, State Executive Committee Member, former County Interim Chair, County 3^rd, 2^nd and 1^st Vice Chair over the years, served on Plan of Organization Committee and as a DIE HARD Democrat.

You wanted to step up earlier when some reached out to you throughout the past year and I told you to follow protocol and until the former chair stepped down you had to wait until she made a move.

I don’t need to say more because I am excited about working with you.

I want to conclude by saying I am at your exposure 24 hours a day and while at work I will respond to you on my break times and during lunch.

Again thank you.

Sincerely,

Curmilus Dancy II

Press Release Rocky Mount City Government: RMPD Investigates Shooting

Rocky Mount, N.C. – During the early afternoon hours on April 16, 2023, Rocky Mount Police Department officers responded to 305 Cokey Road. regarding the report of a shooting.

The initial investigation determined that the shooting occurred in the 400 block of East Raleigh Boulevard. One person was injured during the incident. Investigators determined that Demonta Hyman (19) was responsible for the shooting. During this incident, Hyman was out on bond from a previous incident where he pointed a firearm at a law enforcement officer. Hyman has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury with intent to kill. On the morning of April 17, 2023, Hyman was taken into custody for the charges related to this incident. He was given a $500,000 secure bond and remanded to the Edgecombe County Jail.

Additionally, in late March of 2023, Hyman was involved in a separate incident. This incident began as a larceny investigation. During this investigation, Hyman fled the scene, pulled a firearm and pointed it at one of the investigating officers. For this incident, Hyman was charged with assault on government official with a firearm, resisting arrest, and carrying a concealed weapon. Hyman was later arrested and given an $8,000 secure bond. Hyman posted bond on April 4,2023 and was released from custody.

The Rocky Mount Police Department Criminal Investigation Division continues to investigate this incident and requests anyone with information to call the Rocky Mount Police Department at 252-972-1411, call Crimestoppers at 252-977-1111 for cash rewards, or Text-A-Tip (text RMPOL and your message to 274637.

About Rocky Mount: The city of Rocky Mount, located in the Coastal Plains of North Carolina, was incorporated in 1867 and lies in Edgecombe and Nash Counties. Rocky Mount is a two-time All-America City on the Tar River. The city was recognized as one of 10 winners nationwide of the 2020-21 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. Serving as the Gateway to Eastern North Carolina, the city’s 875 employees serve approximately 54,000 residents daily.

The city’s mission is to advance community well-being, safety and quality of life by delivering excellent public services and actively collaborating with the community toward a fulfilling and inspired future for its citizens. As a publicly owned utility, the city of Rocky Mount is committed to safe, reliable service for its customers and operates in Nash and Edgecombe counties, providing customers with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater (sewer), refuse, recycling and/or stormwater services. To learn more, visit http://www.rockymountnc.gov for news and updates.

Press Release Rocky Mount City Government: RMPD Investigates Incident at Rocky Mount High School

Rocky Mount, N.C. – On the morning of April 17, 2023, the Rocky Mount Police Department, in conjunction with Nash County Public Schools, received information regarding an assault. The incident occurred between a juvenile student and substitute teacher. The substitute teacher has been identified as Xaviera Steele. She has been with the Nash County Public School System for approximately a year. No injuries were reported during this incident. This incident is actively being investigated by the Rocky Mount Police Department.

About Rocky Mount: The city of Rocky Mount, located in the Coastal Plains of North Carolina, was incorporated in 1867 and lies in Edgecombe and Nash Counties. Rocky Mount is a two-time All-America City on the Tar River.

The city was recognized as one of 10 winners nationwide of the 2020-21 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. Serving as the Gateway to Eastern North Carolina, the city’s 875 employees serve approximately 54,000 residents daily. The city’s mission is to advance community well-being, safety and quality of life by delivering excellent public services and actively collaborating with the community toward a fulfilling and inspired future for its citizens. As a publicly owned utility, the city of Rocky Mount is committed to safe, reliable service for its customers and operates in Nash and Edgecombe counties, providing customers with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater (sewer), refuse, recycling and/or stormwater services. To learn more, visit http://www.rockymountnc.gov for news and updates.

Settlement reached in Dominion defamation lawsuit against Fox News

What we’re covering

• Fox News will pay more than $787 million to Dominion Voting Systems after the sides hammered out a last-minute settlement Tuesday in the explosive defamation case launched against the right-wing network.
• Fox acknowledged the court’s rulings finding "certain claims about Dominion to be false." However, the network will not have to acknowledge on air that it told election lies as part of the settlement, a representative for Dominion said.
• By settling, influential Fox News executives and prominent on-air personalities will be spared from testifying about their 2020 election coverage, which was filled with lies about voter fraud.
• Dominion still has pending lawsuits against right-wing networks Newsmax and OAN, as well as against Trump allies Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell and Mike Lindell.

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Attention Edgecombe County Democrats Natalie Watson Bess Chair & Jean Nash 2nd Vice Chair Has Resigned Their Posts

Today during a phone call with the NC 1st Congressional District Chair Attorney D. Phelps Cole about the Edgecombe County Democratic Party County Convention I learned that Natalie Watson Bess Chair and Jean Nash 2nd Vice Chair resigned their posts. But they along with the 3rd Vice Chair had made it known to me they were not going to seek re-election during the convention.

Edgecombe County Democrats you better get involved in what is going on.

The Edgecombe County Democratic Party County Convention supposed to have been last weekend and now it is suppose to be this weekend. But the problem is there has been a lack of communication when it comes to contacting Precinct Chairs, Delegates, Elected Officials and interested Democrats.

 

Press Release Rocky Mount City Government: RMPD Investigates Deceased Person

Rocky Mount, N.C. – During the morning hours of April 14, 2023 Rocky Mount Police Officers responded to 1008 Williford Street for a deceased person call. The preliminary investigation did not yield any signs of foul play. The identity of the deceased is Stephanie Hooper (41yoa). A Nash County Medical Examiner responded to the scene and indicated an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. Next of kin has been notified and this case is still under investigation.

The Rocky Mount Police Department Criminal Investigation Division continues to investigate this incident, and requests anyone with information to call the Rocky Mount Police Department at 252-972-1411, call Crimestoppers at 252-977-1111 for cash rewards, or Text-A-Tip (text RMPOL and your message to 274637).

About Rocky Mount: The city of Rocky Mount, located in the Coastal Plains of North Carolina, was incorporated in 1867 and lies in Edgecombe and Nash Counties. Rocky Mount is a two-time All-America City on the Tar River. The city was recognized as one of 10 winners nationwide of the 2020-21 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. Serving as the Gateway to Eastern North Carolina, the city’s 875 employees serve approximately 54,000 residents daily.

The city’s mission is to advance community well-being, safety and quality of life by delivering excellent public services and actively collaborating with the community toward a fulfilling and inspired future for its citizens. As a publicly owned utility, the city of Rocky Mount is committed to safe, reliable service for its customers and operates in Nash and Edgecombe counties, providing customers with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater (sewer), refuse, recycling and/or stormwater services. To learn more, visit http://www.rockymountnc.gov for news and updates.

Press Release Rocky Mount City Government: Rocky Mount raises starting salary for police officers to $60,000 annually

Rocky Mount, North Carolina – In a bold move, the city of Rocky Mount is raising its starting salary for police officers to $60,000 annually, effective immediately.

The $60,000 starting salary authorized by City Manager Keith Rogers Jr. marks a 36% increase over the previous pay rate for newly hired police officers in Rocky Mount.

Rogers said the higher starting salary should improve staffing in the Police Department.

“Citywide we are working to update our classification and compensation structure, ensuring that we value all city employees,” Rogers said. “Increasing starting pay for our officers will directly address our significant vacancy rate and enhance our recruitment efforts.”

Police Chief Robert Hassell said he appreciates the support from Rogers.

“He has given us the ability to ensure we retain experienced, committed and dedicated officers, and have the ability to recruit the best in the profession for years to come,” Hassell said. “This demonstrates Rocky Mount’s commitment to being the leader in officer compensation in our state and competitive beyond.”

Hassell said the higher starting salary is meaningful for his department’s officers. “Our officers are second to none,” he said. “We are investing in them as they are investing in our community and public safety.”

Facing the same challenges as other agencies across the state and nation, Hassell said, “In today’s market, it has been difficult retaining experienced officers and recruiting new individuals willing to take on a life of service.”

In the short term, Rogers said funding for the higher salaries will come from savings related to existing vacancies in the Police Department. He said his proposed fiscal year 2024 budget, which will be released next month, includes money to maintain the $60,000 starting salary for officers.

About Rocky Mount

The city of Rocky Mount, located in the Coastal Plains of North Carolina, was incorporated in 1867 and lies in Edgecombe and Nash Counties. Rocky Mount is a two-time All-America City on the Tar River. The city was recognized as one of 10 winners nationwide of the 2020-21 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. Serving as the Gateway to Eastern North Carolina, the city’s 875 employees serve approximately 54,000 residents daily.

The city’s mission is to advance community well-being, safety and quality of life by delivering excellent public services and actively collaborating with the community toward a fulfilling and inspired future for its citizens. As a publicly owned utility, the city of Rocky Mount is committed to safe, reliable service for its customers and operates in Nash and Edgecombe counties, providing customers with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater (sewer), refuse, recycling and/or stormwater services. To learn more, visit http://www.rockymountnc.gov for news and updates.

I Am Damn Good At What I Do And I Knew That Bronson Williams WNCR TV Was Playing Games About Supporting Me For Edgecombe County Democratic Party Chair

Bronson Williams turned in a precinct package today to the Natalie Watson Bess saying his precinct met on March 9, 2023 but damn just turned it in 1 month and 2 days later when it is supposed to be turned in around 5 days after the precinct met.

I received a couple of messages this morning during my break that they were talking about me on WNCR TV. They didn’t tell me what they were saying.

I found out during my lunch break that they said on the show they were going to nominate me for the Democratic Party Chair at the Edgecombe County Democratic Party Convention. But why they didn’t talk to me 1st? Because that was a set up so that Rev. Roosevelt Higgs could call in and try to discredit me. I told my sources that. He didn’t do it today but trust me he will do it tomorrow and they will let him call in with his lies. This is why I cut ties with these guys around 2 years ago when I told them they need to stop allowing Higgs and others to call in and to try to discredit Black leadership and they know they be lying. But that is because they are all liars.

Bronson Williams I am not seeking your support for anything so Run The Hell & Tell That!

Open Letter To Attorney Natalie Watson Bess In Response To The Edgecombe County Democratic Party Convention

First of all I along with some other die hard Democrats reached out to you early last year trying to offer my resources when Leshaun Jenkins stepped down as the County Chair. You stepped into the seat by default because you were a Vice Chair.

Madame Chair you were suppose to call a meeting within 30 days to hold a meeting to have and election to fill the unexpired term of Jenkins. For what ever reason you never called a meeting so obviously you wanted to stay in the seat.

Madame Chair you had no meetings while sitting the seat and we even had a crucial election during the Primary and General Election in 2022. I along with some other die hard Democrats reached out to you.

Madame Chair I along with some others reached out to you leading up to Precinct meetings scheduled for March 2023.

Madame Chair I along with some others reached out to you about the upcoming County Convention and you have told us time and time again you were going to give us information that we asked for and we received nothing concrete.

Over the last several months I have been reaching out to you and you said information coming. A couple of days ago you responded to my texts and Sara Peveler was included by you because she had commented on my page.

Just yesterday you responded to my initial text that I sent and you included Deborah Dew-Jordan. While you were responding to my texts that you kept responding to, you could have just sent information that we had been requesting especially when you said you were going to send out Sunday after you got out of church. You said that you were going to send information out time and time again. You said you were going to send it from Texas about 2 weeks ago. Then you said you were going to send it when you got back and as I stated the most recent you said you were going to send information this past Sunday.

Today you sent the following to  me and cc:’ed Marcus Willoughby.

Good morning Mr. Dancy. Please see attached. Once you talk to Attorney Phelps and set up your meeting with him and confirm that the Convention can be moved to the 22nd, let me know and I’ll change the date and send this out. Marcus has prepared outreach materials and will just need to change the date before he posts them.

—

Natalie W. Bess

I called Attorney D. Cole Phelps The First Congressional District Chair on last night he was not accepting calls. I told you this evening I was not going to call him again however I said in our earlier text conversations that I was requesting that the meeting be changed. I am just a Precinct Chair however I am on the NC State Democratic Party Executive Committee I don’t have the authority to override you and Marcus who is Vice Chair. I told you I wanted to have a meeting with you, Attorney Phelps and all the Precincts who had met along with any and all interested Democrats so we could have smooth County Convention.

I dare you try to make it all about me.

I am just prepared for whatever happens with the County Convention going is going to be a mess and I told you I didn’t want it to be a mess like it has been the past 2 Conventions.

Madame Chair I have not opened the Agenda and do not plan to until later because obviously you just sent it to me.

I’ll wait!

I am Curmilus Butch Dancy II Precinct Chair 11-1, a die hard Political Activist.

Attorney at Law

Mother of 6-year-old Richneck shooter charged; prosecutors look to further investigate security issues

NEWPORT NEWS — A Newport News grand jury on Monday indicted the mother of the 6-year-old boy who shot his first grade teacher at Richneck Elementary School three months ago.

Deja Nicole Taylor, 25, of Newport News — whose son shot 25-year-old teacher Abby Zwerner during class Jan. 6 — was charged with felony child neglect and a misdemeanor count of recklessly leaving a firearm so as to endanger a child.

Newport News prosecutors also asked a Circuit Court judge to impanel a special grand jury to “continue the investigation into any security issues that may have contributed to this shooting.” This could include looking at Richneck administrators, the school system and others.

Such a probe could take months — and could lead to more indictments.

“Their investigation will continue as long as necessary to determine whether others are criminally responsible for the shooting of January 6,” the Newport News commonwealth’s attorney’s office wrote in a news release Monday afternoon.

The charges against the boy’s mother “come after a thorough investigation by Newport News Police Department and this office,” the release said, saying “the facts and the law support charging Deja Taylor” with the felony and misdemeanor counts. (Read more)

Press Release Rocky Mount City Government: RMPD Investigates Shooting

Rocky Mount, N.C. – On April 9, 2023 at approximately 7.00 p.m. officers responded to the 3100 block of Wellington Drive in reference to a person who was shot.

When officers responded they located a male victim who sustained multiple gunshot wounds.

The victim was transported to UNC Health Nash Hospital for treatment. This is an active investigation and officers and detectives are currently on scene.

The Rocky Mount Police Department Criminal Investigation Division continues to investigate this incident, and requests anyone with information to call the Rocky Mount Police Department at 252-972-1411, call Crimestoppers at 252-977-1111 for cash rewards, or Text-A-Tip (text RMPOL and your message to 274637).

About Rocky Mount: The city of Rocky Mount, located in the Coastal Plains of North Carolina, was incorporated in 1867 and lies in Edgecombe and Nash Counties. Rocky Mount is a two-time All-America City on the Tar River. The city was recognized as one of 10 winners nationwide of the 2020-21 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. Serving as the Gateway to Eastern North Carolina, the city’s 875 employees serve approximately 54,000 residents daily.

The city’s mission is to advance community well-being, safety and quality of life by delivering excellent public services and actively collaborating with the community toward a fulfilling and inspired future for its citizens. As a publicly owned utility, the city of Rocky Mount is committed to safe, reliable service for its customers and operates in Nash and Edgecombe counties, providing customers with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater (sewer), refuse, recycling and/or stormwater services. To learn more, visit http://www.rockymountnc.gov for news and updates.

Press Release Rocky Mount City Government: RMPD Investigating Overnight Stabbing

Rocky Mount, N.C. – On April 9, 2023 at approximately 12:21 a.m. officers responded to 57 Jeffreys Cove in reference to a stabbing call. Officers responded and the preliminary investigation revealed that there was a fight between 35- year-old Marquez Bullock, 22-year-old Lekobie Lyons and an unknown third person.

Officers discovered Bullock was cut across the midsection and he was transported to ECU Health Hospital with life threatening injuries. He is currently listed in fair condition.

Lyons was transported to UNC Health Nash Hospital for injuries he sustained during the altercation and released.

After consulting with the District Attorney Office, an arrest warrant was obtained on Lekobie Lyons for Assault with a deadly weapon intent to kill inflicting serious injury. He was arrested and is currently being processed for this warrant at the time of this release.

The Rocky Mount Police Department Criminal Investigation Division continues to investigate this incident, and requests anyone with information to call the Rocky Mount Police Department at 252-972-1411, call Crimestoppers at 252-977-1111 for cash rewards, or Text-A-Tip (text RMPOL and your message to 274637).

About Rocky Mount: The city of Rocky Mount, located in the Coastal Plains of North Carolina, was incorporated in 1867 and lies in Edgecombe and Nash Counties. Rocky Mount is a two-time All-America City on the Tar River. The city was recognized as one of 10 winners nationwide of the 2020-21 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. Serving as the Gateway to Eastern North Carolina, the city’s 875 employees serve approximately 54,000 residents daily.

The city’s mission is to advance community well-being, safety and quality of life by delivering excellent public services and actively collaborating with the community toward a fulfilling and inspired future for its citizens. As a publicly owned utility, the city of Rocky Mount is committed to safe, reliable service for its customers and operates in Nash and Edgecombe counties, providing customers with electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater (sewer), refuse, recycling and/or stormwater services. To learn more, visit http://www.rockymountnc.gov for news and updates.