Ronald Lindsey is the uncle of a seven-year-old boy, who faced trauma and abuse, in his second grade class. The abuse came at the hands of Geraldine Cook, his teacher, who is facing a lawsuit, being accused of choking the little boy, and the Roseville, Minnesota school is being accused of trying to cover the whole thing up. Other claims include Cook segregating the black students from the rest of the class and forcing them to sit with their arms behind their back, as if they are being arrested.

Geraldine Cook, a Roseville, Minnesota former second grade teacher, is accused of choking a black student, segregating them from the class, and forcing them to keep their hands behind their backs like they were being arrested, and is now facing lawsuit, which alleges the principal tried to stop the assault victim’s mother from finding out her 7-year-old son was choked by his teacher

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A horrific story in Minnesota has made headlines, about a little boy being abused by his teacher. These kinds of stories often make the news, but this one is particularly heartbreaking. Speaking on his behalf is the boy’s uncle, Ronald Lindsey.

The teacher in question is Geraldine Cook, a former second grade teacher, from Roseville, Minnesota. Currently facing a lawsuit, Cook no longer works as a teacher. According to Cook’s daughter, she now works in a physical therapy clinic.

Geraldine Cook was accused of forcing black students to segregate from the rest of the class, sitting by themselves. She also forced them to keep their arms behind their backs, as if they were arrested. But, in the case of Lindsey’s nephew, she actually choked him, and the school is accused of trying to conceal this information from the boys mother, which is the basis of their lawsuit.

Source: Star Tribune