A Kansas state representative was arrested on charges of misdemeanor battery because he was allegedly working as a substitute teacher and physically changed with a student while working on a religious teacher .
Rape Mark Samsal, a Republican who represents parts of the southeast of Topeka, the capital of four rural counties, Franklin County Sheriff was busted The day after the bizarre incident at Wellsville United School District’s high school.
Talking about suicide, sex, masturbation, God and the Bible, students from all over the world were recording videos of jurists all day long, Kansas City Star reported.
In a video shared with the paper, Samsal tells the students “about a man who tried to kill himself three times,” stating that “he has two parents and they are both women.” “
In another video, SAMSAL students have been recorded saying, “Produce children.” Who Likes to Make Children? It sounds good, doesn’t it? to prove. … you haven’t masturbated? Do not answer that question…. Already knows. “
Additional clips shared with the paper by angry parents show Samsal focusing on a male student as they were both walking back and forth in the classroom.
Samsal chases the boy and catches him. Another showed him saying,
“You are ready to get angry with me and get God’s wrath. Do you believe in me when I tell you that God is speaking to me? “Then he pushes her, and the student runs to the other side of the class.” You should run and scream. ”
Samsal was also seen saying that the students said, “Class, you are allowed to hit him in the balls.”
He allegedly gave the boy a knife, among other rants. A video taken right after that shows the boy on the ground as Samsal stands over him, “Is he hurt?”
Samsal, who is also a lawyer, was released on bond after his arrest.
Second term representative Told Fox 4 News Nobody was ever in danger. “Did we notice that we were angry or abusive or hurting children?” Yes, we made it like that.
He reiterated the claim that the incident was “all planned” in a Snapchat post shared with The Star.
“Every little bit of it. This is right. The kids and I planned all this to send a message about art, mental health, teen suicide, how we treat our teachers and each other. Who? Parents. And grandparents. And all of Wellswell, ”he posted.
He wrote that he gave “hope” to a particular student.
Sansel will no longer be allowed the option to teach in the district, but he also works with students in other capacities, including a referee and with church groups.
Jessica Roberts, a mother with two children who attends the school, said she is now more concerned about Sesamel’s involvement in youth sports and activities.
“I think he shouldn’t be around kids,” she told the Star.
House Speaker Ron Reckman told The Star that “we are not yet aware of the details and are in the process of gathering as much information as we can.”
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