Disturbing moment a furious mother storms into a classroom to threaten a young girl allegedly bullying her daughter
Disturbing footage has emerged of a mother threatening a ‘slit’ a 12-year-old girl’s throat during an expletive-filled rant at a private school.
A police investigation has been launched into the confrontation at St Paul’s College in Gillies Plains in Adelaide’s north-east on Monday.
The footage showed the woman inside a classroom appearing to confront two students over a bullying incident involving her daughter.
The mother is heard unleashing into a furious tirade.
At least two men tried to hold the woman back as other shocked year eight students watched on in horror.
‘You ever f******* mess with my daughter again I’ll slit you f******* throat,’ she screamed.
‘You want to f******* go b***h? You want to f****** go? You ever f******* talk to my daughter again.
‘I’m your f****** nightmare b***h… I’ll slit your f****** throat. I’ll be waiting for you.’
Shocked students watched on as a parent threatened a young girl in a classroom at St Paul’s College in Adelaide on Monday
The woman was keen to have the last word as she was ushered out of the classroom.
‘And that smart little f*** over there, yeah, you know you’re just jealous because you’re a **** ****,’ she yelled.
South Australia Police have confirmed an investigation is underway.
‘Police will be working closely with the school during the investigation. Thankfully the student involved was not physically injured,’ a spokesperson said.
Parents were shocked to hear about the incident while picking up their kids from school on Tuesday afternoon.
‘You lead by example. I’m a fiery person but I wouldn’t do that in a classroom in front of kids,’ one mum told Seven News.
A dad added: ‘That’s really bad. I’m shocked actually.’
The woman continued to make threats towards the girl as she was escorted away
St Paul’s College is a Catholic coeducational school for students from reception right through to Year 12.
Fees start from almost $4000 a year for reception-year two students through to $8,330 for years 11 and 12.
Daily Mail Australia contacted St Paul’s College for comment.
The incident comes two months after the South Australian government introduced tough new laws targeting abusive parents.
The new laws give principals the power to ban such parents from entering school grounds.
