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Tribune staff report
Published April 13, 2007, 9:47 PM CDT

Cook County sheriff's police are trying to figure out who recorded a south suburban school principal engaging in sex acts with two school employees on separate occasions in his office.

The sounds and images, burned to DVD, were mailed this week to parents and news outlets.

Leroy Coleman, principal of Sandridge Elementary School, near Lynwood, resigned Thursday, citing health reasons, said John Izzo, an attorney for the district. A female teacher resigned the same day, citing family illness, and a teacher's aide quit Friday without explanation, he said.

John Palcu, first deputy chief with the Cook County sheriff's police, said investigators were working with the state's attorney's office to determine if charges could be brought against any or all of the adults caught on video or the person who recorded them.

Palcu noted that parents of Sandridge students were concerned about the principal's lack of judgment and the fact that the sexual encounters could have happened while school was in session. If that's true, Coleman could face official misconduct charges, Palcu said.

Izzo expressed concern about the incidents on many fronts.

"Somebody without permission gained access to confidential district office space and planted a surreptitious recording device, and that's frightening," Izzo said. "There are confidential records there—student records."

He said no one at the district level had seen the DVD, but he was told the images could be a few months old.

The principal and the women are also to blame, Izzo said.
Source with video.

What would you do if you where one of the parents? Apart from the fact the people are fat and ugly would it bother you? Is it just 2 consenting adults having sex? or is it inexcusable to be doing this sort of thing in a school.
GorillaTicTacs
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+231|6804|Kyiv, Ukraine
If the people having sex on the video had "reasonable expectation of privacy" then there is no case to be made here.  No judge would let it go to trial, and any official decisions (like firing) based on such would be overturned if the victims pressed this hard enough.  Whoever planted the video camera, if it was unknown to the people on the video, is certainly in trouble if it can be traced. 

I'm not sure what the point was of mailing it around on the part of whoever shot the video, sort of stupid of them seeing as they're the only ones to have committed a crime.

Last edited by GorillaTicTacs (2007-04-14 11:18:18)

agent146
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+127|6818|Jesus Land aka Canada
oh boy that just made my day. just bad timing i say

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