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Vice Principal Steals Panties

Byjay

I’m going to start trying to keep a record of all the bad teacher stories I find in the news. I’m sure I won’t get them all (as I’m sure they are not all reported), but if a story comes up, I’ll drop a link to it.

Here’s number one:

Vice Principal Held for Stealing Panties

In a nutshell: A 54 year old elementary school vice-principal was caught stealing a 23 year old graduate students’ panties off a clothes line. When they searched his locker at school, they found about 300 pairs of women’s panties in shopping bags.

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