The Brief
- A woman is accused of posing as a Milwaukee Public Schools substitute teacher, going into a classroom and berating students in September.
- Amy Jones is charged with five felonies, including impersonating a public employee.
- An MPS spokesperson said the school district has put “supportive measures” in place for students in the affected cases.
MILWAUKEE – A woman is accused of posing as a Milwaukee Public Schools substitute teacher, going into a classroom and berating students in September.
Charges filed
In court:
The Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office charged 23-year-old Amy Jones with impersonating a public employee and four counts of exposing a child to harmful descriptions.
What’s next:…