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After opening an investigation into the Missouri school district where a teenage girl was brutally beaten by another student, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey tells Fox News Digital that the school is refusing to comply.
Last week, Bailey told Fox News Digital exclusively that he would open an investigation into the Hazelwood School District and how their diversity, equity, and inclusion
Andrew Bailey, Missouri’s attorney general, during a House Homeland Security Committee hearing in Washington, DC, US, on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024. (Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Bailey pointed out that he specifically used Chapter 610, which requires a public governmental body to turn over records or provide a three-day letter explaining why the requested documents are not being disclosed.
“Instead of directing your ire at a date reference or making ad-hominem attacks, you should follow Missouri law and do so immediately,” Bailey said.
Ownsby replied that the district has acknowledged the receipt of the Sunshine Law request and will make every attempt to provide the requested records by April 15.
Bailey said the investigation will determine whether the school district violated Missouri’s Human Rights Act, which “guarantees every Missouri resident the right to be free from discrimination and the right to full enjoyment of places of public accommodation.”
Kaylee, the 16-year-old teen who was brutally attacked in the video that went viral, is reportedly breathing on her own, has been moved out of the ICU and remains in stable condition, according to an update on her GoFundMe page on Friday.
