OSWEGO – Today, May 26, Oswego Police reported that an Oswego City School District employee was arrested after investigating a false report he made.
On May 26, 2022, at 12:41 p.m., the Oswego Police Department was dispatched to 2 Buccaneer Blvd, the Oswego High School, on a request by the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office School Resource officer.
It was reported to police by a high school employee that an unknown male tried to force their way into the high school building. The employee stated they were shoved by the unknown male when they stopped him from entering. The employee then stated the male was unable to gain access to the building and fled on foot.
An immediate response was initiated by both city and county units along with US Border Patrol Agents to the area. An extensive search was completed but responding units were unable to locate the individual.
Oswego Police officers, working in conjunction with the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office and members of the Oswego City School District conducted an immediate investigation determining that the report of the attempted entry was false.
As a result of the investigation, Brian Parrotte, age 55 of Oswego, who is an employee of the school district was arrested by the Oswego Police Department and charged with falsely reporting an incident in the third degree, a class A misdemeanor (NYS Penal Law 240.50-03) and endangering the welfare of a child, a class A misdemeanor (NYS Penal Law 260.10-01).
Mr. Parrotte was processed and released on an appearance ticket due back to Oswego City Court on June 16, 2022, at 9:30am.
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Well, it appears OCSD has it’s own Jussie Smollett! Congratulations on looking stupid! Don’t you worry, OCTA will save your job. Enjoy the paid administrative leave—hey it might even make your summer off even longer!
The union will certainly make sure he gets ‘due process’. Hahaha. If he pleads guilty or is found guilty he should be fired immediately and even if not found guilty district should go after his teaching license anyways and get him away from kids this isn’t safe especially in these days. Where is the video of the event?? Heard it took over 10 minutes to call an official lock out at ohs after the original police call at 12:41 (according to the superintendent) and kids were still going in and out during it. Maybe the administration should be reviewed. Check the livestream from the football field, didn’t look like any urgency was in place to get the kids back in. Also heard there was a second lock out….how come that wasn’t addressed by the superintendent.