A New Haven teacher has been arrested four times this year on multiple different charges, according to officials.
The police department said L'Tanya Brooks-Draughn has been arrested for breach of peace, assault, criminal trespassing and violation of a protective order.
The mayor's office told NBC Connecticut that Brooks-Draughn works at Barnard Magnet School. The school's website states that she is a special education teacher.
Brooks-Draughn was first arrested on May 14 for an incident that happened at a private home. Then on June 13, she was arrested for an incident that happened at her home.
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She was also arrested on Sept. 20 and Oct. 16 for violating a protective order - both times at a restaurant on Whalley Avenue, according to police.
The New Haven school district said they have no comment on Brooks-Draughn's arrest.
None of the arrests happened on school property. It's unknown if she is still employed with the district.