Posted on 03/18/2022 6:32:45 AM PDT by Altura Ct.
There are few things worse than a teacher who masturbates in front of students. One thing is a teacher who is allowed to do it more than once. Welcome to New Jersey. Where Richard Dunn was being investigated for one "lewd" incident in a classroom when he was allowed back into a different classroom where it happened again.
Yes, I see that the masturbating teaching came from Nutley.
Dunn was being investigated for TWO separate incidences. The first one was at a middle school. Then, a month and a half later, there was a second "inappropriate" incident for which he was finally arrested. Police won't say what the teacher was doing, other than that it was, quote, "inappropriate behavior." According to parents, the second incident was him masturbating in the middle of a digital media class. It is unclear what the inappropriate behavior was at the middle school. Dunn is being charged with four counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a minor, and one count of lewdness. That's just for his actions at the high school. He's also being charged with one count of endangering the welfare of a minor for the middle school incident. I know the Eighth Amendment poo-poos the idea of cruel and unusual punishment, but I still feel the penalty should be a parent-teacher conference with only the fathers. And a locked auditorium.
At least when Jeffrey Toobin five knuckle shuffled his way to a temporary suspension at CNN, it was on a conference call and they were adults. No word on if CNN has hired Richard Dunn as an education correspondent as of yet.
That reminds me of a story my stepdad (he is 90 years old) told me of how such was dealt with back in the day: the bad element was run out of town at gunpoint and the locals were not nice in doing so.
Yes...that’s how it was done. I’m 82. Homeless people were called vagrants and were run out of town. You had to PROVE that you had a job or an income. No freeloaders! No bums. I wonder, since we move around so much nowadays that we can’t develop a sense of “our town” to be looked after, protected.
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