A hired photographer was removed from an elementary school after allegedly making inappropriate comments to students during picture day.
According to local news reports, the photographer, who had been hired for picture day, was kicked off school property at Chittum Elementary School in Chesapeake, Virginia on Monday.
She claimed that the photographer asked her son, “Can I steal your identity?” and “Can I eat your soul?” In an email sent to parents, principal Bridget Outlaw said that parents of students had reported the incident to administrators, who then had the photographer removed from school property. “We are thankful that our message of ‘see something, say something’ was effectively used in this situation,” the principal adds.“At Lifetouch, our number one priority is the safety of every student we photograph,” a Lifetouch spokesperson says in a public statement.
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