Student tells 80-year-old school worker 'do whatever you need to do' before employee strikes 9-year-old girl in head over cafeteria line dispute, police say
Maria Graham, an elementary school employee in Florida, allegedly struck a child in the back of the head, claiming the girl tried to cut the cafeteria line. The post Student tells 80-year-old school worker 'do whatever you need to do' before employee strikes 9-year-old girl in he.
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- Published: Sep 23, 2026, 8:20 PM UTC
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