Arizona teacher Curt Hinton allegedly exposed himself in front of class while peeing in can
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A teacher in Arizona had the wrong stream of thought.

Elementary school teacher Curt Hinton has been accused of exposing himself to students to urinate, citing an unusual explanation for the inappropriate behavior, according to officials.

The 52-year-old, who teaches sixth grade at Wilson Elementary School in Phoenix, reportedly relieved himself into a can while seated at his desk on March 18, as reported by Arizona Family and local police.

A few students informed the principal after hearing sounds resembling falling water, only to realize it was their teacher urinating at the front of the class instead of using a bathroom, authorities stated.

Each student claimed they saw their teacher’s genitalia. Police noted that Hinton’s desk was not enclosed, according to the outlet.

When confronted by cops, Hinton allegedly admitted to peeing in a white can inside his classroom, but stressed that he didn’t think his students could see as he was covering his penis with his hand, Phoenix police said.

He also claimed he was new to the school and didn’t know how to get another staffer to watch his class so he could run to the restroom, law enforcement said.

Hinton reportedly said he ended up reverting to what he did while serving in the military when he couldn’t leave his post.

He was charged with four counts of indecent exposure. 

The school said the teacher was placed on leave, Fox 10 reported.

“We are actively working with the Phoenix Police Department regarding this matter,” school officials said in a statement.

“In accordance with policy, Wilson Elementary School District cannot provide details regarding personnel matters; however, we can confirm that the teacher has been placed on administrative leave pending further action, has been relieved of all duties and has been arrested.”

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