Jenna Curren, Ed.D, is an associate professor for criminal justice. Prior to working in higher education, Jenna held various custody and treatment positions with the CT Department of Correction, finishing her final years at the rank of Lieutenant. Throughout her tenure, she worked at several facilities where she supervised different types of offender populations including, women, the youth, and offenders with mental health issues. A C.E.R.T and honor guard member, as well as a training officer, Jenna has 15 years of experience in the field and in academics.
Facing major backlash after that court filing, the airline has announced that that accusation is wrong, and the young girl is actually not to blame for the inappropriate incident. Read More.
Suspect arrested for stabbing four young girls at a movie theater in Braintree, MA then stabbing two people at a McDonald's in Plymouth, MA and might also be responsible for murdering someone in Deep River, CT earlier in the day. Read More.
A flight attendant for American Airlines has been arrested for having multiple videos on his phone of passengers as young as seven while they use the restroom and in response to the lawsuit, the attorney for the airline blamed the young girl. Read More.
Not only has the second grade teacher been arrested, but her husband was also found on school grounds in the parking lot under the influence and with a two-year-old in the car. Read More.
A once vacant building was transitioned into housing for illegal immigrants by the city of Chicago and now there is no public access for those who want to pay tribute to the servicemen who lost their lives fighting for this country back in 2004 and 2008. Read More.
A principal of a Florida private school has been arrested after video surveillance shows him physically assaulting and restraining a 13-year-old student. Read More.
A California school district used a teacher's personal Instagram to allege that due to her Christian faith, she would discriminate against students who are transgender. Read More.
Fifth grader who wanted to start an interfaith prayer group was initially told no just one week after an LGBTQ Pride Club was allowed to start up. Read More.