MUNCIE, Ind. — An eighth-grader faces expulsion after admitting he put urine in a teacher's coffee pot, officials said.
The Wilson Middle School teacher noticed that the coffee had an unusual odor Friday and reported it to the principal, Muncie Community Schools officials said. A student who overheard classmates discussing it also reported the incident to officials.
Urine was found in the locker of the eighth-grade boy, who admitted to putting some in the coffee, authorities said.
The eighth-grader has been suspended pending a recommendation for expulsion, said Assistant Superintendent Steve Edwards.
"This type of student behavior will not be tolerated," Wilson principal DiLynn Phelps and Superintendent Marlin B. Creasy wrote in a letter to parents. "No student will be permitted to deliberately attempt to cause bodily harm to any other student, teacher or staff member.
"In fact", principal DiLynn continued, I am so very outraged by this that I've asked the school board to create new signs similar to the NO-GUNS posters we've all come to know and love, whereby a picture of a urinating hobo is crossed-out such as in the familiar Ghost-Buster logo..."
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