A former educator in Underwood has been given probation. He must also perform community work and give up his right to teach. This outcome is a result of his actions during a safety exercise.
Details of the incident are available from court records. The former teacher's sentence includes supervision for two years. Further information about this case can be found through local news sources, including the original report from KSTP 5 Eyewitness News.
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