A scandal involving the alleged theft of a $25 gift card by an elementary school principal in the Hamptons has sparked a massive investigation and disciplinary trial at Amagansett School. The case, which has cost nearly $25,000 to investigate, has led to a police report, 1,400 pages of testimony, and surveillance footage review from 38 cameras. The principal, Maria Dorr, is accused of taking the gift card that was intended for an occupational therapist. However, Dorr denies any involvement and insists she found a different gift card in her mailbox.
The incident has divided the community with accusations of a toxic work environment at the school under the current superintendent. Former receptionist Cassie Butts, who reported the missing gift card, has been accused of spreading rumors against Dorr. The trial, which is ongoing, has yet to reach a resolution, leaving the fate of Dorr and the school uncertain. Despite the low value of the gift card, the case has become a focal point and source of contention in the community. The scandal has raised concerns about the atmosphere at the school and the credibility of those involved in the investigation. The outcome of the trial will have significant implications for the school and its staff.
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