School principal of Camas High School Liza Sejkora was suspended from duty because she posted on social media condemning the death of the NBA legend Kobe Bryant.

On her post she said that Kobe deserved what happened to him because he was accused of rape before.

“Not gonna lie. Seems to me that karma caught up with a rapist today,” Sejkora wrote on Facebook.

According to report, Sejkora deleted the said post but leaving message to the netizens saying they are free to judge her just like she is free to judge Kobe Bryant.

“You are free to judge me for the post just as I am free to judge the person the post was about,” she noted.

Because of Sejkora’s controversial post in Facebook, she was put on leave as school principal. Not so long, she apologized for what she said about Bryant.

“On January 26 after news broke Kobe Bryant’s death, I made a comment to my private social media which was a personal, visceral reaction. I want to apologize for suggesting that a person’s death is deserved. It was inappropriate and tasteless. Further, I apologize for the disruption it caused to our learning environment today,” she wrote letter of apology.

Kobe Bryant’s death due to a helicopter crash saddened friends and fans all over the world. He considered the greatest basketball players of Los Angeles Lakers of all time in the history. He leads the team to won five NBA Champions, 2 NBA Finals MVP’s and 1 NBA Regular Season MVP.