A teacher in Cheshire has resigned following a video she made lambasting supporters of President-elect Donald Trump and alluding to acts of violence against anyone who voted for him.

No criminal charges will be filed against a Cheshire teacher after a politically charged video where she appeared to threaten people who voted for President-elect Donald Trump went viral, according to police.

An elementary school teacher who posted a profanity-laced social media video threatening individuals who voted for President Donald Trump in the Nov. 5 election resigned, according to the Board of Education chairman.

A special education teacher in Connecticut has reportedly resigned after a video posted online appeared to show her threatening violence in response to the presidential election results, sparking widespread backlash.

The Cheshire Police Department in Connecticut has launched an investigation after a local teacher's anti-Trump rant went viral online. The video allegedly features Chapman School special education teacher Annie Dunleavy making threats to “handle” supporters of President-elect Donald Trump.

A Connecticut teacher was placed on leave for posting a Snapchat video of herself making violent threats against voters who chose President-elect Donald Trump. In the video, Chapman School special education teacher Annie Dunleavy said that she would put Trump supporters “on a stretcher” if they “tested their gangster” on her.