After learning that one of his former students, a man after referred to as an organized crime number, was shot dead in a brutal light strike at a Laval Starbucks next year, a Montreal teacher claims to be struggling with grief and dread. At 10:30 a.m., 40-year-old Charalambos Theologou, known as” Bobby the Greek,” was killed in a “targeted hit” at the professional square, according to authorities. He had a lengthy criminal history, including views for weapons, crime, and drug trafficking. Theologou was when a curious, enthusiastic scholar with promise, according to James Watts, an educator and director at Saint-Laurent’s Alternative Private High School.
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A teacher in Montreal mourns the promise that was made to him while he was grieving his former pupil, the slain crime number” Bobby the Greek,” in reflection.
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He was” curious, full of life, a little villain in course,” Watts claimed in an interview on Wednesday.” He did what was required for him to graduate. Watts said he tries to connect with many of his former kids while he tries to remember them both as they grieve their demise. However, he claimed this time the news was more challenging for him. He said,” I believe my pain is more related to a life that could have been.” A moving warning of the change his lifestyle took in a 2005 paper clip showing a smiling Theologou in the backseat of a police car is what Watts keeps. He recalls seeing him again about ten years ago when Theologou was a student from a friend’s school. He assured me that he was making a change in his life, Watts said. However, I later learned that he was also carrying a monitoring bracelet and needed to be at home.
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After Theologou’s murder, Watts re-examined some of his previous coursework to see if there were any opportunities for improvement. He said,” I’m not blaming myself, but I wouldn’t be a great teacher if I didn’t take the time to reflect and consider, Can I improve what I’m doing?” Tiago Murias, a lawyer for children rights, claims that while some young criminals fall through the cracks, the majority of them find their footing and avoid problems. We don’t see the people who the program has helped, according to Murias. No news content mentions” Breaking information: This man didn’t reoffend,” according to the content. A little castle monument that many former students attend serves as a beacon for those looking for path when things get difficult, Watts claims, is kept in his Saint-Laurent office. He expressed his desire for Theologou to join them. 1: 58
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