Schoolboy got stuck while peeping at girls
A US schoolboy is facing disciplinary action after he got stuck behind a wall while trying to peep into the girls' changing room.
The student waited until everyone had gone home and then used his mobile phone to get his father to come and free him.
Jim Vickers, principal of George Washington High School, in Charleston, West Virginia, believes the father used a hammer to knock part of the wall down.
Mr Vickers says the student must sneaked into the girls' changing room before getting stuck behind the shower wall for "several hours", reports the Charleston Daily Mail.
"We're guessing he was trying to peek over the top," Mr Vickers said. "But so far, we don't know that he actually saw anyone. I have no reports that anyone was a victim of that."
The father entered the school without alerting anyone, heading straight to the locker room to help his son. Later, the father called the school to report the incident.
Mr Vickers declined to identify the student or say whether he had been suspended. The incident was reported to the police.
"Initially, you want to chuckle when you hear this," he added. "But we're taking it very seriously. People have to know there will be consequences to their actions."
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A US schoolboy is facing disciplinary action after he got stuck behind a wall while trying to peep into the girls' changing room.
The student waited until everyone had gone home and then used his mobile phone to get his father to come and free him.
Jim Vickers, principal of George Washington High School, in Charleston, West Virginia, believes the father used a hammer to knock part of the wall down.
Mr Vickers says the student must sneaked into the girls' changing room before getting stuck behind the shower wall for "several hours", reports the Charleston Daily Mail.
"We're guessing he was trying to peek over the top," Mr Vickers said. "But so far, we don't know that he actually saw anyone. I have no reports that anyone was a victim of that."
The father entered the school without alerting anyone, heading straight to the locker room to help his son. Later, the father called the school to report the incident.
Mr Vickers declined to identify the student or say whether he had been suspended. The incident was reported to the police.
"Initially, you want to chuckle when you hear this," he added. "But we're taking it very seriously. People have to know there will be consequences to their actions."
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