A former professor at a Minnesota liberal arts college is accused of causing significant property damage by allegedly urinating on a student’s backpack and other items while employed there, according to court documents. The bizarre case involves multiple incidents over a year where urine was found on personal belongings and in public spaces, leading to felony charges for first-degree property damage. Investigators have tied the professor to at least half a dozen such occurrences, raising questions about workplace misconduct. The total cost of repairs and replacements reportedly exceeds $2,000.
Investigators determined professor responsible for urine found on a backpack, in trash cans and in water bottlesA former professor at Macalester College in the Minnesota city of St Paul is facing a felony charge for allegedly spilling his urine on a student’s backpack while he still worked at the school, costing more than $2,000 in damages, according to a state criminal court document.Paul Fischer, 55, is at the center of the bizarre, alleged workplace misconduct case that led to his being cited for first-degree damage to property – and linked to at least a half dozen such incidents involving urine at the liberal arts college over the course of a year. Continue reading...
