Rebecca Pryor

1 week ago | foxbaltimore.com | Rebecca Pryor

It was another emotional day in the courtroom as the trial continues for a former Severna Park Elementary School teacher charged with sexually assaulting his students. On Tuesday, defense attorney's representing Matthew Schlegel declined to speak with reporters about a child's testimony they attempted to suppress in court. "I can't comment during the trial," said defense attorney Patrick Seidel.

1 week ago | foxbaltimore.com | Rebecca Pryor

A local Rabbi says he was violently attacked Saturday night behind his condo building in North Baltimore. In the back parking lot of the Park Towers West condominiums, two masked individuals reportedly ambushed Rabbi Emanuel Goldfeiz around 11 p.m. on May 24. "They just came up and punched him in the face," said Baltimore City Councilmen Yitzy Schleifer. Schleifer was notified of the alleged attack in his district and helped coordinate a large police response.

1 week ago | wjla.com | Rebecca Pryor

Baltimore City, MD — A local Rabbi says he was violently attacked Saturday night behind his condo building in North Baltimore. In the back parking lot of the Park Towers West condominiums, two masked individuals reportedly ambushed Rabbi Emanuel Goldfeiz around 11 p.m. on May 24. “They just came up and punched him in the face,” said Baltimore City Councilmen Yitzy Schleifer. Schleifer was notified of the alleged attack in his district and helped coordinate a large police response.

2 weeks ago | foxbaltimore.com | Rebecca Pryor

Wondering why her third-grade math teacher suddenly stopped coming to school, a 9-year-old girl wrote a list of theories on her iPad. One of them -- was he a "doctor in disguise?""Because he would always touch us," she said in court, "We thought that maybe he was a doctor."Her mother, who is not being named to protect the identity of her child, says before finding the note, she had no idea Matthew Schlegel had been accused of sexually assaulting another student.

2 weeks ago | foxbaltimore.com | Rebecca Pryor

Service dogs, trained to comfort and support, were present inside an Annapolis courtroom on Thursday. Despite objections the dogs would elicit sympathy from the jury, a circuit court judge allowed them to be hidden under the witness stand, as a group of elementary students testified to the disturbing acts, they say, their third-grade math teacher hid under his desk.