Court documents reveal an incident involving a child with special needs. A person who worked as a teacher's aide has been accused of assault. This individual is no longer employed and has been taken into custody.
The accused worked in Klein ISD. Details of the incident are available from court documents. Further information can be found through the source, which reports on the incident and its aftermath, including the actions taken against the former employee.
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HISD confirmed in an email to ABC13 that the incident is unrelated to the school and no threat was posed to students or staff.
The body was found in a "remote" part of campus, and HISD officials say there is no threat to students or staff.
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