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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (WFLA) — A paraprofessional at a Jacksonville special needs school was arrested after he was accused of using a student’s body and clothing to wipe up urine.
A Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office arrest report said that on July 7, a student’s guardian reported that the non-verbal child with autism returned home from school with wet clothes, smelling of urine, and was visibly upset.
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Witness reports provided to JSO suggest that Donald Heine, 51, picked up the student and put him on the floor after he urinated on himself. One witness said Heine “pulled his head down and made him wipe like a mop,” and the other said he “rubbed his body/clothes on the urinated floor in attempts to clean the mess,” according to the report…