A parent charged for assaulting teacher repeatedly in front of her first graders

According to the Daegu Regional Police, a teacher, A (39), in charge of an elementary school classroom was assaulted by a parent, B (42), at the school on April 8 multiple times, which involved getting her head smacked against a wall.

B is being charged with multiple accounts of assault, including grabbing A's hair and slamming her head against the wall in her first grade classroom at 8:45 AM on this day. The students who witnessed this situation stated, "B came to the classroom, grabbed the teacher's hair, pulled her here and there, and then struck her against the wall."

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The school stated that B would not stop the violence, so the police had to be called and B was booked without detention.  A proceeded to get medical treatment at a hospital's emergency room.  

The police investigation revealed that B originally came to the school to complain to teacher A that she hit B's son once and failed to properly apologize for the incident. However, B got riled up and resorted to assault instead of complaining with words.  

During the investigation, B stated, "My child was admitted into the hospital, but the teacher did not even visit the hospital."  After A finishes her hospital treatment, the police expects to inquire into the exact situation.