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Jun 11, 2011 News
The headmistress of Charlestown Secondary School says that there is more than what is contained in the news article on the trial of the former Charlestown Secondary School teacher, Nkhomo King.
The headmistress told Kaieteur News that King has been transferred from the New Amsterdam Multilateral Secondary School and has been teaching at Charlestown Secondary for two months as a Technical Education teacher.
The Headmistress stated that she did not give King the keys to the department of Industrial Technology where the items were discovered missing.
She stated that he never admitted or had a discussion with any member of staff that he had stolen the articles.
The headmistress claimed that when she questioned King he told her that he took the items and got them misplaced.
Kaieteur News was then informed that Head of Department, Lalchand, was the person who discovered the missing articles during an inventory check.
The head mistress further enlightened Kaieteur News that the Industrial Arts students of Charlestown Secondary School will now have to do their practical work without a heavy duty chain saw, a portable electrical router, a portable electrical plane, a Husky air tool along with an air compressor, and rubber handle claw hammers.
These items, she said, were allegedly stolen by their former teacher Nkhomo King.
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