An Indiana State University professor was arrested for allegedly fabricating anti-Muslim email threats and an assault against himself on campus.
Azhar Hussain, 56, was arrested Friday and charged with felony obstruction of justice and misdemeanor harassment, the Tribune-Star reported.
Hussain, who worked as an assistant professor of aviation technology, has been suspended from teaching duties, according to a release sent out by the university.
The school says the charges originate from a series of emails with anti-Muslim messages and threats from what they thought was an unknown sender at the time, with Hussain as a target.
The first report of these emails occurred on March 8. On March 24, Hussain reported that someone attacked him from behind and threw him to the floor.
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2 comments:
They come over and here learn our law system, then think they can sue for every little thing, there are many cases of this, as well as not having "prayer rooms" at the work place. President Trump needs to put a stop to it now.
liberal professors are sub human and should be treated as such.
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