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A teacher has been investigated by the U.S. Secret Service after proposing a hypothetical problem about President Barack Obama murder to teach geometry to students, local media reported Wednesday.
of angles and parallel lines was geometry class that day, and the teacher, perhaps to attract the attention of his students, he chose an unfortunate example, which has cost an investigation.
As reported by CBS, someone alerted the authorities and the school teacher Corner High School in Birmingham, Alabama (southeast), was questioned but not arrested or charged against him.
Authorities said apparently the teacher was teaching his students the parallel lines and angles raised them and pointing where they should stand if they wanted to shoot Obama from a corner of the building.
Special Agent Roy Sexton, in charge of the Secret Service office in Birmingham, said his agent talked to the teacher and found no credible than they were a real threat, so the investigation has been closed.
The school superintendent Corner High School, Phil Hammonds said the professor continues to teach and do not intend to fire him.
Caroline Polk, mother of a ninth-grader at this school, told the newspaper "The Birmingham News" was in favor of the teacher remains in his post.
"We all make errors, and we should be able to learn from our mistakes, "he said," what we need is to address the situation so that will not happen again. "
The teacher, whose identity has not been made public, has refused to give statements media.
of angles and parallel lines was geometry class that day, and the teacher, perhaps to attract the attention of his students, he chose an unfortunate example, which has cost an investigation.
As reported by CBS, someone alerted the authorities and the school teacher Corner High School in Birmingham, Alabama (southeast), was questioned but not arrested or charged against him.
Authorities said apparently the teacher was teaching his students the parallel lines and angles raised them and pointing where they should stand if they wanted to shoot Obama from a corner of the building.
Special Agent Roy Sexton, in charge of the Secret Service office in Birmingham, said his agent talked to the teacher and found no credible than they were a real threat, so the investigation has been closed.
The school superintendent Corner High School, Phil Hammonds said the professor continues to teach and do not intend to fire him.
Caroline Polk, mother of a ninth-grader at this school, told the newspaper "The Birmingham News" was in favor of the teacher remains in his post.
"We all make errors, and we should be able to learn from our mistakes, "he said," what we need is to address the situation so that will not happen again. "
The teacher, whose identity has not been made public, has refused to give statements media.
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