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Lesbian NYC School Administrators to be Fired Over On-the-Job Affair?

A prominent and well-liked Harlem principal has been reassigned after she reportedly had a lesbian romance with one of her assistant principals—including hook-ups at the school during school hours—then gave her subordinate a poor  review. Crystal Simmons, founding principal of the Academy for Social Action, turned to New York Police Department and Department of Education officials for help after Assistant Principal Candy Jones allegedly threatened to kill her, according to a report quoted in the New York Daily News and the Post.

Jones said that she and Simmons began having a sexual relationship in August 2007, the report said. Simmons confirmed that, but said she noticed a decline in Jones’ work ethic and began to keep a record of her performance in Nov. 2009. By June 2010, Simmons asked Jones to resign and then gave her a "U" or "unsatisfactory" rating, according to the report. That same month Simmons filed a complaint with SCI and the NYPD about receiving a death threat from Jones.

Simmons "reported that Assistant Principal Jones had threatened to kill Simmons if Jones received a "U" rating," the SCI report said. According to the report, the school’s Community Associate Chante Alexander confirmed that Jones threatened to kill Simmons. "Jones explained to Alexander that it was easy to purchase a gun down south and that her father had already purchased one for her," the report said. "Jones also informed Alexander that she had spoken with her sister about caring for her son if something were to happen."

Simmons filed a complaint with the NYPD but the case was closed because no police officers witnessed the harassment, reports the Daily News. Also: "Jones insisted she was only 'kidding' about killing Simmons and was comparing her situation to an article involving a female correction officer who gunned down her lover."

The "joke" refers to  Kim Wolfe, the Black lesbian Long Island correction officer accused of killing her ex-girlfriend and uncle in June during a shooting rampage. Wolfe faces murder, kidnapping and assault charges.

The New York District Attorney and the state Education Department are reviewing the case.

Jail Guard Accused of Shooting Spree Held in Psychiatric Ward

An update on Kim Wolfe, the Long Island, New York  correction officer accused of killing her ex-girlfriend and uncle last Wednesday in a shooting rampage.  The 43-year-old Nassau County Correction officer has been transferred to the psychiatric unit to a Queens hospital, reports Newsday.

And on Thursday, Wolfe was arraigned on murder, kidnapping and assault charges. No plea was entered and bail was denied. Wolfe was shielded from public view at the hearing.

Police say Wolfe was trying to reconcile with her ex-girlfriend Stacie Williams and snapped. Wolfe allegedly gunned down Williams with her service revolver, and later killed her uncle, wounded her grandfather and took a niece hostage after an argument over life insurance.

UPDATE: No Bail for Correction Officer Accused of Killing Girlfriend

Bail has been denied for Kim Wolfe, the Long Island, New York  correction officer accused of killing her ex-girlfriend and uncle in a Wednesday shooting rampage. The 43-year-old Wolfe did not enter a plea and was shielded from public view, reports the AP.

During the arraignment, which took less than three minutes, Wolfe was kept in a holding pen covered with frosted glass rather than being brought into the well of the courtroom where spectators could see her. The courtroom was ringed with more than a dozen court officers, including some who stood down the center aisle separating the families of the victims and Wolfe's relatives. The only time Wolfe could be heard was when she answered "yes sir" to the judge's question of whether she understood the orders instructing her to have no contact with the victims' relatives.

Police say Wolfe was trying to reconcile with her ex-girlfriend Stacie Williams and snapped, confronting and shooting the nurse's aide outside the hospital where she worked. Authorities say Wolfe then went to the nearby Hempstead home of her relatives', where she killed her uncle, wounded her 88-year-old grandfather and took a 23-year-old niece hostage after an argument over life insurance.

Wolfe was a 19-year veteran of the Nassau County Correction Department. A spokesman for the Nassau County Court said Wolfe was kept behind the glass for "security reasons." The victim's family is furious and says Wolfe is getting special treatment.

Twenty-six-year-old Barry King, one of Stacie Williams' three children, was enraged that Wolfe was shielded. "She should've had to face the kids of the victim she killed. She faced my mother when she killed her," King told the Daily News.

King's brother was struck by a car as he ran across Hempstead Turnpike in a desperate dash to reach his dying mother's side. Barry King speaks out about his mother's death, the accused killer and the case so far, watch it AFTER THE JUMP ...

NY Corrections Officer Kills Girlfriend, Uncle in Shooting Spree

An off-duty New York corrections officer is facing murder, kidnapping and other charges after a Wednesday shooting rampage on Long Island that killed her estranged girlfriend and a relative. Forty-three-year-old Kim Wolfe is due today in a Long Island court.

The Nassau County corrections officer allegedly snapped after dropping food off to her ex-girlfriend, reports The New York Post.

"Officials said the lovelorn veteran jail guard, Kim Wolfe, 43, was trying to reconcile with her ex, Stacie Williams, 45, at around 1:30 a.m. when she opened fire on the nurse's aide outside the main entrance to Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow. Cops said Wolfe lured the divorced Williams, who worked in the maternity ward, outside with food from McDonalds. Thirty minutes later, the nurse's aide was found lifeless on the ground. 'How could she do this to my mother?' said one of Williams' sons, Barry King, 26. 'I'm still expecting her to come back home.'

"Armed with a 9mm handgun and insurance papers, Wolfe then drove to a Hempstead home, where she woke her relatives and confessed to her crime, police said. Amid thoughts of suicide, she started fighting with her 88-year-old grandfather over her beneficiary arrangements. At some point, she grabbed her 23-year-old niece, Mary, at gunpoint. When her uncle tried to intervene, Wolfe shot him. She also allegedly shot her grandfather in the process.

Police arrested Wolfe later Wednesday morning as she was driving down a residential street in Hempstead with her niece. The niece was unharmed. .

Compounding to the anguish: One of Stacie Williams' three sons was struck by a car as he ran across Hempstead Turnpike in a desperate dash to reach his dying mother's side.

A Nassau County homicide detective confirmed that Wolfe and Williams had a romantic relationship. But friends and family members paint a different story, describing her as "intensely jealous" and recently started turning up unannounced at the hospital."

Authorities are investigating  whether the weapon used in the attacks was issued by the Nassau County Correction Department.