Florida teacher severely beaten by 270-pound student over Nintendo Switch refuses to help defense lighten sentence



The Florida teacher who was beaten unconscious by a 270-pound student in a viral video has refused to help the teen’s defense lighten his sentence, according to a report.

Brendan Depa, then 17, violently hurled Matanzas High School paraprofessional Joan Naydich to the ground, then could be seen in the video kicking and punching her in the back and head more than a dozen times before he was pulled off her by other staff.

The troubled teen told investigators he attacked Naydich because teachers ordered him to stop playing a video game on a Nintendo Switch.

Depa, who was charged as an adult, faces up to 30 years in prison for the first-degree felony charge of aggravated battery.

According to Flagler Live, Naydich has “shown no interest in mitigating what penalties Depa might face.”
Now 18, Depa had three prior battery arrests before the shocking February attack on Naydich, who was treated at a hospital after the assault.

Flagler Live also reported that Depa got into a brawl in jail just last month.
The high school where the assault took place has been besieged by violence in recent years — and days.
Niggerschools are like that.

https://nypost.com/2023/10/13/joan-n...ampaign=nypost

The nigger came from the Kaepernick route, adopted and raised by asshole liberal white parents.

A very touching niggerstory.

By sharing Brendan’s story, we aim to shed light on who he is to us and how a system has let all of us down, resulting in the tragic incident on Feb. 21.
Brendan, who is now 17 years old, joined our family through foster care when he was just an infant. As a baby, Brendan was quite fussy, and he struggled in a school setting from the age of 2. Despite our attempts to enroll him in daycare and public schools, the busy and noisy environments proved too overwhelming for him, leading to environmentally induced meltdowns.

He was easily upset by flies, stickers, and discarded bandages. He was terrified of things other children enjoyed. However, we found that he thrived in smaller and more structured environments, which is why we chose to homeschool him for the most part. To ensure that Brendan had opportunities for socialization, we enrolled him in co-op classes and introduced him to other homeschoolers. We also went camping frequently with other homeschool families and friends, which he loved.
https://flaglerlive.com/brendan-depa...ory/#gsc.tab=0