A former security officer was outraged by the sentence against teacher Sergey Perminov.
Member of the Public Chamber of the Sverdlovsk Region Vladimir Krupkin was outraged by the sentence handed down by the Akademichesky District Court of Yekaterinburg to the young physics teacher Sergey Perminov. In the public figure's view, the parent's status influenced the court's decision.
According to member of the Public Chamber of the Sverdlovsk Region, former deputy plenipotentiary representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Ural Federal District, chairman of the Veterans' Council of the regional FSB directorate, retired FSB Major General Vladimir Krupkin, which he expressed at a meeting of the Public Chamber's working group on the rights of families and children, the handling of the conflict between the student and the teacher was superficial.
According to him, the status of the student's family should not affect the assessment of Perminov's actions, writes the EAN news agency.
The public figure also drew attention to the fact that punishing the teacher is "a blow to the quality of education for dozens of schoolchildren."
Recall that, according to the media, the father of the eighth-grader with whom Perminov had a conflict during class is a serving officer of the National Guard (Rosgvardiya). According to the man himself, he is regularly on deployments in the area of the special military operation.
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A former security officer was outraged by the sentence against teacher Sergey Perminov.
Vladimir Krupkin, a member of the Public Chamber of Sverdlovsk Oblast, was outraged by the sentence handed down by the Akademichesky District Court of Yekaterinburg to the young physics teacher Sergey Perminov.