A former East Chicago Catholic school teacher who made a 'kill list' got two and a half years pf probation.
Angelica Carrasquillo, 25, of Griffith, admitted to intimidation, a level 6 felony, according to court documents filed Aug. 3. Judge Natalie Bokota accepted her plea Friday.The plea deal’s terms bar her from working at a school or daycare while on probation. It requires court-monitored mental health treatment. She is also not allowed to contact the case’s victims.
If she successfully completes probation, she can petition to knock the conviction down to a misdemeanor, according to the plea.According to court records, two students approached St. Stanislaus Catholic School administrators about the threats at 12:45 p.m. on Oct. 12, 2022 and Carrasquillo admitted during a talk with school officials that she spoke of killing herself, students and staff.
When she advised Carrasquillo to leave the building, Principal Angelica Foy advised her that this would likely result in her termination, records state.
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