 FEBRUARY 20--A Florida teacher was arrested yesterday and charged with battery for allegedly ordering a 10-year-old student to unclog a urinal in the bathroom of a Coral Springs elementary school. “Otherwise, she does not see anything wrong with exposing a child to urine.” 
 
 After being booked into the Broward County jail, Forshey was released on $1000 bond. The bathroom, the child reported, “had no soap in it.” 
 
 A teacher interviewed by police said that he saw Forshey (seen above) instruct the boy to remove the paper towels from the urinal. She then allegedly ordered him to “use his hands to remove all the paper towel product in the drain of the urinal.” 
 
 The boy said that he held a dry paper towel in his hand as he sought to remove the soggy paper towels, but “the paper and urinal were wet enough to seep through the paper towel,” leaving his hands “saturated in what smelled like urine,” according to the report. The school’s principal said that the child “came to his office looking for soap because his hands smelled of urine.” 
 
 Following her arrest yesterday for felony battery of a child, Forshey reportedly acknowledged directing the boy to unclog the urinal. Forshey admitted to making the boy clean the urine, but she only thought what she did was wrong because she got in trouble, authorities said in the report.
– A veteran teacher in Florida faces felony charges of battery of a child for meting out an unusual punishment. Police say 58-year-old Jennifer Forshey accused a 10-year-old boy of deliberately clogging a urinal with paper towels, and ordered him to get them out of the drain, reports NBC Miami. She didn't give him any tools or guidance, however, so he used his bare hands and a dry paper towel, and his hands soon reeked of urine—not his own, say police. To make matters worse, that particular bathroom had no soap, which led the kid to go to the principal's office looking for some, which led to the charges being filed. Forshey willingly caused the boy "to project his hands into a urinal with unknown persons (sic) urine expelled in it, causing his hands to absorb the urine," says the police report cited by the Smoking Gun. In other urinal news, a Pizza Hut worker lost his job after using his restaurant's kitchen sink as a substitute.