Official: City Schools Pauses Meeting After "Disturbing Video" Airs

‘Graphically offensive video’ during Md. school board meeting investigated as hate crime

By Brendan Nordstrom, Baltimore Sun (TNS)A “graphically offensive video” that interrupted a Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners meeting is being investigated as a hate crime, the school district said in a statement Wednesday.

Pornographic video interrupts portion of school board meeting

By Adam Thompson Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — A pornographic video interrupted the virtual public comment portion of a Baltimore City school board meeting Tuesday evening, according to our media partner The Baltimore Banner. It’s not clear how the video got shown during the public participation part of the meeting, which included prerecorded videos, the Banner reports. Baltimore City Public Schools spokesp…

Official: City Schools pauses meeting after "disturbing video" airs

The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners meeting paused abruptly Tuesday night after a "disturbing video" aired, officials told 11 News.

‘Graphically offensive’ video halts Baltimore City school board meeting

Virtual public participation in a Baltimore school board meeting ended abruptly after a pornographic video was played Tuesday night.

Baltimore school board meeting halted after 'obscene adult content' airs

BALTIMORE, MD—A Baltimore City Public Schools board meeting was halted on Tuesday after someone accessed the meeting and displayed “obscene adult content.” Officials say an unauthorized individual accessed the school system’s board meeting and displayed “antisemitic, racist, and obscene adult content that was deeply offensive, threatening, and inappropriate.” A message sent to the Baltimore City Public Schools community on Wednesday morning read…

Baltimore City Public Schools pauses board meeting after 'graphically offensive video' airs

The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners meeting paused its meeting abruptly Tuesday night after a “disturbing video” aired, officials said. A “graphically offensive video” was displayed before the meeting was paused, according to Baltimore City Public Schools spokeswoman Sherry Christian. The board on Wednesday published a letter to the school district community, which follows in its entirety. “This is an important follow-up to the disr…