Student’s nipple electrocution lands teacher in hot water
Posted by staff / September 1, 2010
Shop teacher, Thomas Kelley, undoubtedly wishes he’d called in sick the day his student decided to attach a set of clamps to his nipples and turn on the juice. No, he didn’t plug in the clamps or place them on the student, but Kyle Dubois’ parents are claiming in court that the teacher and school district failed to warn students that electricity could cause bodily harm. The lawsuit alleges Dubois suffered brain damage as a result of the incident, and the teacher has since resigned. Are schools even allowed to admit to the existence of nipples in most states? All of this makes one wonder what would have happened if the student had been allowed access to the garage.
Full story at Forbes.
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How can his brain be damaged ? He obviously didn’t have one before he put electricity on his nipples…