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Dougherty County teacher arrested for disorderly conduct

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April 8, 2008

Albany -- A Dougherty County School teacher was taken to jail for cursing students in front of Monroe High School.

40 year old Dr. Tijuana Burroughs, who teachers at the South Georgia Regional Achievement Center, was charged with disorderly conduct for confronting several girls who she said harassed her son.

 Police say Burroughs used loud, vulgar language in front students in the pick up lane at Monroe High last Thursday.

The charge against her is a misdemeanor. School System Officials say Burroughs will remain in the classroom until her case is heard in Municipal Court.

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