RadioOnFire.com - A teacher at a high school in Conyers, Georgia has been placed on leave and is under investigation after a video reared up on the internet of him posing a threatening warning to one of his students.
The parents of students from an 11th-grade class in Rockdale Career Academy are furious and demanding that physics teacher Paul Hagan be fired immediately after he predicted that the student in question will likely meet his deadly fate before long and that he may just be the man to kill the teen. "If you screw with me, you're going to get in big trouble," one of the student witnesses in Hagan's classroom recorded him saying to the student. "Don't smile at me, man. That's how people like you get shot. I got a bet by the time you're 21 somebody's gonna put a bullet right through your head. Okay? And it might be me the one who does it."
The recording was reportedly taken as Hagan struggled to get a group of boys in the class to stop fooling around. The mother of the student targeted by Hagan's remarks has called for the school to take immediate action and says that she will be taking legal recourse in dealing with the matter. "I think it's a terroristic threat on my son's life that I definitely don't take lightly," April Carr told a local news outlet. "I want him fired. ... And I want charges pressed against him."
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