The teacher does not allow him to enter school, the parent strikes him by car

Adjusting the school “Winston Churchill School” in Woking, Great Britain, is black on white: parents don't go into the school yard to leave and take their children. But apparently it wasn't enough.

Thus, morning teachers, on the student's entrance and exit schedule, approach the door to prevent the introduction of mothers and fathers ' cars, where they tell them where to park. Until one of the teachers, with a sharp look, has become a “hero”, with the father and student ending up in handcuffs.

Rainier Schoeman, 22, hit the teacher with the hood of his car “Volkswagen” and almost hit two children on his bicycle. He was there because he had gone to take the boy to school in Surrey. He too had to obey the command of the school directors, who ask parents to drop their children outside the door rather than inside the institute. But he stepped on it.

So when the teacher refused to let him in, Schoeman lit the car and pressed the gas, hitting the lady on foot and raising her over the hood of the vehicle he was leading. He dragged her for a few yards.

The policeman who intervened after the episode, Andrew Serle, has stated during the process that parent action was “absolutely unpleasant” and could have had the most tragic “consequences for the teacher and other children”.

In court, the angry father has not fully accepted his responsibility, blaming the victim. But the judge found him guilty and condemned him.