Teacher admits using syringe to prick 63 kids – China News

www.chinadaily.com.cn — A kindergarten teacher admitted Thursday pricking 63 "disobedient" children in her class with an empty syringe in court in southwest China's Yunnan Province. The trial of Sun Qiqi, a teacher with the Xihu Nursery, was held at the Jianshui County People's Court.

Sun was charged with endangering public security by dangerous methods, according to a court statement. No verdict was given Thursday.

Sun confessed to pricking 63 children on their hands, buttocks and feet with an empty syringe to make them "behave."

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