MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A teacher at Wisconsin’s juvenile prison who was knocked unconscious by an inmate says she is disappointed Gov. Scott Walker is refusing to meet with her. Pandora Lobacz said Thursday as both a constituent of Walker’s and a state employee she was hoping the governor would talk with her about conditions at the Lincoln Hills prison. Lobacz was punched and knocked unconscious by an inmate on Oct. 11. Walker’s spokesman Tom Evenson says the governor’s attorney advised him not to meet with Lobacz because she may file a lawsuit related to the incident. Lobacz says she is focused on healing and determining whether she can return to the job she’s had for nearly 25 years teaching inside the state’s juvenile prisons.
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