Daily News | An Upper Darby School District bus driver duct-taped a student into his seat, DA says
A bus driver for the Upper Darby School District faces criminal charges for duct taping a 10-year-old student’s ankles, prosecutors said Tuesday.
Pratt was freed after posting 10% of her $25,000 bail. Her attorney, Arthur Donato, did not return a request for comment. Detectives noted in their report that the student was not seen trying to leave his seat or moving erratically before he was taped by Pratt. In an interview, Pratt admitted to duct-taping the student, and told detectives that she had done so before.
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