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McNeese: Inappropriate image shown during online class leads to arrest of faculty member

A McNeese State University faculty member is under arrest after an inappropriate image appeared in the background during an online class, according to university officials.Steven Stinnett, 48, was arrested late Tuesday on four counts of pornography involving juveniles.
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LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - A McNeese State University faculty member is under arrest after an inappropriate image appeared in the background during an online class, according to university officials.

Steven Stinnett, 48, was arrested late Tuesday on four counts of pornography involving juveniles. Stinnett was released at 8:20 a.m. Wednesday on $100,000 bond, set by Judge Sharon Wilson.

Stinnett is a physics professor, according to his LinkedIn page.

Stinnett has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of McNeese’s investigation, university officials said.

McNeese State University Police is investigating the incident along with the assistance of the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office.
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Man killed after reacting to Facebook photo with laugh emoji

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Isiah Craig Fitzgerald, 18, was killed after a war of words on Facebook precipitated by Fitzgerald reacting with a laughter emoji on the profile photo of Tanner Watkins and his girlfriend.



Watkins, 20, and Kaleb M. Ramsey, 18, were arrested and charged with murder, three counts of assault, four counts of unlawful use of a weapon and armed criminal action, KFVS reports.


Sikeston Department of Public Safety said the victims agreed to meet at a park to fight, which became the scene of the shooting.
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