A teacher was arrested after she allegedly pepper-sprayed her ex-boyfriend during a fight at a school in Miami-Dade, authorities said.
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Odiria Shaya Biggins, 36, was arrested Monday on charges of battery and discharging a weapon on school property, Miami-Dade jail records showed.
An arrest report said Biggins is a teacher but the name of the school where the incident happened was redacted.
According to the report, Biggins was involved in a physical altercation in a classroom with her ex, who she shares a child with.
At one point, she left, went to her car, armed herself with pepper spray then returned to the school and sprayed her ex, the report said.
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Surveillance video showed her entering the classroom before both of them are seen leaving, with the man “struggling to walk and visibly suffering from irritation to his eye,” the report said.
School personnel responded to assist the victim and take him to the hospital.
Biggins later told police the victim had left a note on her desk requesting to speak with her and when they met in the classroom they got into a verbal altercation that escalated to a physical confrontation, the report said.
She said the ex punched her multiple times on the side of her head and pushed her against a wall, causing her to lose consciousness, the report said.
Biggins was booked into jail and appeared before a judge on Tuesday, where it was learned the victim works at the same school.
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The judge gave Biggins pre-trial release with an alternate bond of $2,000.