Father Who Pushed The Black Superintendent And Kept Him From Shaking His Daughter's Hand During Graduation Explains His Actions

Police interview released after Wisconsin father Matt Eddy rushed on stage to block the school superintendent from shaking his daughter's hand.

According to new video obtained by the Daily Mail, Eddy said the superintendent didn't "deserve" to shake her hand.

"I didn’t want him to be able to shake her f*****g hand because he did not deserve it after all the s**t she went through in this district."

It's unclear what exactly happened to his daughter but Eddy indicated that his daughter was "expelled" at one point and there was some sort of legal battle.

Eddy also said during the interview that the issue wasn't with Superintendent Rainey Briggs "specifically."

"I'm not aware of any allegations of Dr. Briggs doing anything to your daughter, specifically," the officer said.

"No, it wasn't him specifically," Eddy responded.

"He was rolling his eyes when I brought up the fact that the same thing had been done to her and it p****d me off because we’re in the middle of a court case," Eddy said.

Briggs said he didn't even know who Eddy was at the time and only knew of one instance where his daughter was disciplined but said he had nothing to do with it.

Eddy has been accused of racism for the incident.