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Instructor accused of faking weapons class certifications
By BRIAN ROGERS HOUSTON CHRONICLE
Jan. 24, 2011, 5:09PM

Two years is not enough for this THIEF.

roff wrote:Broussard was a math teacher at Ortiz Middle School in the Houston Independent School District last school year, earning $46,017, according to HISD records. She was hired by the district in March 2007. Records do not show her listed as an HISD employee this school year, but she still is certified to teach in Texas.

This could explain a lot of the HS graduates who can't even make change, as well.

She ain't no lady!

What about the students that sent in applications without taking the test? They knew that did not pass the class. Did they commit any crimes by doing so? Are they walking around with concealed weapons, when they have not met the requirements?

Yes, the instructor needs to be punished! But if three students decided to stay, then my guess is that they all could have stayed if they insisted.

roff wrote:Instructor accused of faking weapons class certifications
By BRIAN ROGERS HOUSTON CHRONICLE Jan. 24, 2011, 5:09PM

Kudos to the student who filed the complaint with the DPS.

Oldgringo wrote:She ain't no lady!

That was my first thought, but I didn't want to be rude.

WildBill wrote:

roff wrote:Instructor accused of faking weapons class certifications
By BRIAN ROGERS HOUSTON CHRONICLE Jan. 24, 2011, 5:09PM

Kudos to the student who filed the complaint with the DPS.

i8godzilla wrote:What about the students that sent in applications without taking the test? They knew that did not pass the class. Did they commit any crimes by doing so? Are they walking around with concealed weapons, when they have not met the requirements?

Yes, the instructor needs to be punished! But if three students decided to stay, then my guess is that they all could have stayed if they insisted.

Most students rely on the instructor's knowledge and wouldn't know if the procedure she followed was allowable or not.

However, none of them should be walking around with CHL's because, according to the article, none of them took the written test.

and just because they shot at the range doesn't mean they took the proficiency test either...

I'd be unbelievably and to have wasted my day and had my money taken.
I wonder if PayPal will get you a refund for shenanigans like that..?

What's the expected penalty if found guilty? I looked at PC 37.10 and the offense can range from a Class C Misdemeanor up to a Felony of the Second Degree, depending on the circumstances.

cbr600 wrote:What's the expected penalty if found guilty? I looked at PC 37.10 and the offense can range from a Class C Misdemeanor up to a Felony of the Second Degree, depending on the circumstances.

From the HouChron story:

Onedia Broussard, 39, is wanted on charges of tampering with a government record, accused of certifying results for tests during a September seminar that were never taken. The state jail felony carries a maximum punishment of two years behind bars.

I hope she gets the max and has her school teacher accreditation revoked (my wife is a teacher and said the state likely will revoke her teacher certificate under moral terpitude clauses).

just takes one bad apple to spoil the bunch

Thanks. I missed that.

Commander Cody wrote:Two years is not enough for this THIEF.

How about 40 counts at 2 years each?

You mean there are tests involved with all this CHL stuff?