High school principals made meme of student's breast using security cam footage: lawsuit

Two principals at a Delaware high school allegedly used a security camera image of student's breast to create a meme they shared with other staff members, an explosive new lawsuit claims.

"I’m still upset, I’m hurt, disappointed," former Sussex Central High School student Aniya Harmon told NBC News of the alleged incident.

Harmon's family is suing school's principal Bradley Layfield and assistant principal Matthew Jones over an alleged meme that replaced the student's face with Janet Jackson's, an apparent reference to an infamous 2004 Super Bowl incident in which Justin Timberlake exposed the singer's breast during the halftime show.

According to the lawsuit, filed this month in Delaware State Court, Harmon was involved in a May incident in which she witnessed two students, one boy and one girl, arguing in the hallway. When Harmon confronted the apparently irate girl involved in the altercation, the other student "attacked" Harmon, the suit alleges. A school employee then stepped in and pulled Harmon away from the altercation, which allegedly caused part of her clothes to come apart and expose one of her breasts.
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