Prosecutor's office: Teacher allegedly forged doctor's note to get around school mask policy
The Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office says a public school teacher from Woodbridge allegedly forged a doctor's note to get around the school mask policy, claiming medical exemption.
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Sep 28, 2021, 9:48 AM
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512ds agoThe Middlesex County
Prosecutor's Office says a public school
teacher
from Woodbridge allegedly forged a doctor's note to get around the school mask policy,
claiming medical exemption.
Gayle Hadley, 53, of Toms River, was arrested last Thursday and charged
with fourth-degree uttering and falsifying medical records.
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Authorities began to
investigate the claim after school administrators raised some concern about her
note.
Hadley is employed as a physical education teacher at Lynn Crest
Elementary School.
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