About 2 p.m. Thursday, two school resource officers responded to the Habersham County Schools Technology Center parking lot, where two adults going through a divorce were in a domestic argument, said Habersham County Chief Deputy Murray Kogod.
After starting the verbal argument, the male got into his truck, brandished a handgun, and made comments about harming himself, Kogod said..
That man, 27-year-old Martin Paramo-Guzman of Cornelia, then left the technology center and returned to his home where he was arrested without incident.
“At no time was any school in any type of danger nor were there any witnesses, other than the female adult involved in the incident, Kogod said..
Paramo-Guzman is charged with carrying a weapon on school property and disorderly conduct.
In the other incident, a Habersham County School System employee was arrested Wednesday after allegedly punching her ex-husband and his wife during a school open house.
Kensie Kimbrell Sosebee of Clarkesville is charged with one count of battery under the Family Violence Act and one count of battery, said Clarkesville Assistant Police Chief Danny Clouatre.
That incident took place at Clarkesville Elementary School, where Sosebee worked at the time.
“She was a school employee,” Clouatre confirmed. “She worked in the media center.”
The incident followed orientation with one of the teachers and was isolated.
“Just the involved parties were in the room,” Clouatre said. “The ex-husband suffered a bloody nose that he says is broken. The female [victim] had broken glasses and red marks on her face at the time of the incident.”
Clouatre declined to release more information, citing the ongoing investigation, adding additional charges are possible.
