Ridgewood Teacher Accused of Shoplifting Not Facing Suspension
Village police say Adolfo Noya, a middle school Spanish teacher, walked out of Whole Foods without paying the $82.30 bill.
A Ridgewood middle school teacher accused of stealing $82 worth of grocery items will not be suspended while awaiting his day in court, according to the school district. Adolfo Noya, 47 of Wyckoff, entered the Godwin Avenue Whole Foods on Oct. 25, where a security guard observed him load 15 items into a canvas tote bag before exiting without paying, police said Monday. Store employees stopped Noya in the parking lot at around 5 p.m. where police arrived and arrested the 7th grade George Washington Middle School teacher on charges of shoplifting. The total value of the alleged theft – including the $7 tote bag – is $82.30, Ridgewood Police Cpt. Jacqueline Luthcke told Patch Monday afternoon. It mostly contained food items, she added. Noya, …
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YOSEMITE SAM
10:43 am on Friday, April 12, 2013
I knew from day one her would not be suspended; its the tenure scam; anyone else caught; big fine ; possible jail time ; possible community service; there real issue here is preferential treatment towards "teachers"......... more ›