A central Ohio woman who has pled not
guilty to assaulting a police officer by spraying him with milk
from her lactating breast has now reportedly lost her job as a
teacher.
According to a Columbus Dispatch report,
Stephanie Robinette, 30, of Westerville, has been fired from her
teaching job at Summit Academy on Columbus' East
The Columbus Dispatch report
confirmed Robinette's firing through information obtained in a
public records request.
On June 27, Robinette plead not guilty to several charges,
including domestic violence and assault, stemming from her weekend
arrest.
The new mom's troubles started early on June 25th at the
Bridgewater Banquet Center in Delaware.
Robinette and her husband were guests at a wedding but got into a
fight outside in the parking lot as the party was winding
down.
A 911 caller said,"She's intoxicated and she's swinging."
The bride apparently attempted to calm Robinette, but she responded
by locking herself inside her car, a red Honda.
The 911 caller said, "I mean the bride's out here right now
consoling her. They're friends. It's coming to blows. It's not
good."
Sheriff's deputies arrived and tried to talk to her but according
to Sheriff Walter Davis she kept screaming profanities at the
deputies.
Deputies say, after several failed attempts at kicking out the
car's windows, Robinette finally exited the vehicle and unleashed
her lactating breasts on the unsuspecting deputies.
"Then, she took out one of her breasts and literally started
pumping her breast to spray the milk on officers," said Sheriff
Walter Davis.
In court, a sober Stephanie Robinette said she was deeply sorry for
her actions.
"I just want to apologize for this incident that occurred on
Friday. I have no criminal record and I take these charges very
seriously and I absolutely intend to seek help for substance abuse with alcohol
because alcoholism does run in my
family and I'm addressing that, and absolutely serious to go
forward with counseling and rehabilitation."
The
Columbus Dispatch report says Robinette has a
masters degree and she taught second and third graders.
