B*tch Is Trippin’: Ohio Teacher Sentenced For Stalking Ex-Boyfriend

An Ohio teacher has been sentenced for stalking her ex-boyfriend. The 4th grade teacher pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct.

The Ohio teacher is now the subject of the latest 'B*tch Is Trippin'' segment on Dave & Chuck The Freak. It's never a good place to end up. That means you did something to really stand out above all the other criminals and people we talk about on the show--and that means something. The Ohio teacher in question is one 27-year-old Hannah Freeman (no relation). Freeman was sentenced to a week behind bars for heavily stalking her ex-boyfriend, according to The New York Post. Sounds like the hearing is now going viral after some unexpected happenings. Check out a video report shared by Inside Edition on YouTube below.

The New York Post reports that Freeman was arrested back in November 2024 after being accused of following her ex-boyfriend to work at least 33 times over 19 days in one month. Wow! You hear about this kind of ex all the time in movies and TV shows but it's not every day you come across one in real life!

Not only was she accused of following him to work, but she was accused of breaking into her ex's car and stealing $1,100 worth of items including his wallet, 2 backpacks, and 2 computers, per The New York Post. Yup, she might be in the running for Crazy Ex Of The Year. Despite the stalking not being related to her job, she was placed on administrative leave. North Ridgeville City Schools released a statement saying, "This matter does not pertain directly to school activities, and as such, the district will not be issuing additional statements at this time. However, North Ridgeville City Schools is committed to cooperating fully with law enforcement as needed to support a thorough and fair resolution," per The New York Post.

Sounds like her lawyer and the judge started arguing during the hearing over a previously agreed upon sentencing. She also broke down and cried, per The New York Post. She was initially charged with stalking, trespass, theft, identity fraud, and theft of drugs but her lawyer agreed to a plea deal that had 3 of the felony charges reduced and the others tossed. She ended up pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct, obstructing official business, and possessing criminal tools, per The New York Post.

Her mugshot provided by the Westlake Police Department is below.