Man sentenced to 3 years probation for attack on Portsmouth teacher

Marcus Schlip pleads no contest to charges

Posted 2/8/19

PORTSMOUTH — A local man charged with assaulting a Portsmouth High School teacher in front of students in January 2018 was sentenced to three years probation after pleading no contest in …

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