Middle School Science Teacher Accused of Throwing Bullets Down Hallway at School

From our "What the Hell?" Department: A middle school science teacher, apparently conducting some kind of bizarre experiment, was arrested for throwing bullets down the hallway at the school where he worked. Must not have been able to afford a gun

A Madras science teacher has bailed out of jail and is on paid administrative leave after police say he's the man seen on surveillance tape, tossing live bullets down the halls of Jefferson County Middle School.

Timothy Wojtusik, 47, has taught science to seventh- and eighth-graders at the middle school for 11 years. School officials say they were shocked to hear he's been charged with menacing and disorderly conduct after staff was finding strange things in the hallways last week.

Last Wednesday morning, around 8 a.m., staff and a student walking the halls at the middle school came upon what police are only describing as "several" .22-caliber live bullets strewn on the floor. Madras police detectives immediately went to the school's surveillance tape and, they say, clearly found their man. "The surveillance video is really clear," said Det. Tanner Stanfill. "It shows him walking down the hallway, tossing bullets on the floor."

Madras teacher jailed for tossing bullets down halls [KTVZ]