School staff member punched; Milwaukee woman charged
MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee woman has been charged after police said she punched a school staff member in November.
Prosecutors have charged Tangreanna Shanks-Wallace, 24, with battery to a school district officer.
Police were called to an elementary school near 3rd and Concordia on Nov. 9. A criminal complaint states Shanks-Wallace was talking to the principal and a teacher when she began to shout and scream at the teachers outside the school. A teacher claimed Shanks-Wallace said she was going to "(expletive) them up" and "(expletive) don't (expletive) touch me." There were roughly 15-20 students around at the time.
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The complaint states Shanks-Wallace was with a man, an older woman and a student at the time. A staff member told police she heard that the man had a gun, but she did not see one. When the staff member called police to report "people were attacking the staff," Shanks-Wallace is accused of punching the staff member in the head. The staff member fell to the ground and, per the complaint, Shanks-Wallace proceeded to punch the staff member 15-20 times. The staff member was taken to urgent care with a concussion.
The staff member and another teacher identified Shanks-Wallace from a photo array as the woman who punched the staff member, the complaint states.
Shanks-Wallace is also charged with misdemeanor bail jumping.