“The district does not tolerate harassment of any kind. 'Some sort of consequences for this student for over 16 months if ever.”Ī spokesperson from the Plymouth-Canton School System sent 7 Action News the following statement in an email: “They did not, from what we can tell, do any sort of investigation with a written report,' said the attorney for the family Jennifer Salvatore. Jane Doe and her mother tell 7 Action News they reported John Roe’s behavior numerous times to the Plymouth-Canton School System, but that no disciplinary action was taken against him. “I sat in a hospital room with her for two days and listened to her hallucinate and scream out why they wouldn’t leave her alone, why she felt she was the things that they called her,” said Jane Doe’s mother. After that incident, Doe tried to take her own life.

The tires on the car in the driveway had been flattened. Things took a turn for the worse after her home was egged over spring break and an inappropriate word was written on the garage door in dog feces. While they were dating she confided in him that she had been sexually abused. The lawsuit claims he would wait for her outside her classroom and follow her around campus.Īt one point he yelled at her in front of others, 'I hope you get raped again.' She dated him for a few weeks before the start of her freshman year, then they broke up. 'Doing anything really besides leaving my house.' “I’m still struggling a lot with normal things, like going to school and going out in the community doing things,' she added.

She says her life is forever charged because of the male student referred to in the lawsuit as John Roe. She has asked 7 Action News to remain anonymous. (WXYZ) - A teenage girl only known as Jane Doe in a lawsuit against the Plymouth-Canton School system tells 7 Action News the school did nothing to protect her against a fellow student who stalked and harassed her for over a year.

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