Warrant says substitute teacher threatened kids

A substitute teacher in Calhoun County, South Carolina is facing charges after she allegedly threatened a classroom of students.

Dejuan Fludd appeared in court for a bond hearing on Friday. 

According to court documents, she allegedly made the second graders stand for a long period of time while using profanity. Some of the students claimed she also said, “I would shoot you if I could.”

Court documents say Fludd admitted to making the comments, but said she was just joking.

“But hopefully the students are able to get the therapy and help that they need,” attorney Justin Bamberg said. “Every student deserves to feel safe at school.”

Fludd has been charged with 18 counts of unlawfully placing a child at risk. She was released on a $180,000 personal recognizance bond.

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