Mooresville Student Exposed Himself During Online Class: MGSD

MOORESVILLE, NC — A school resource officer at Mooresville Intermediate School is attempting to identify a student who exposed himself during an online class Monday, Mooresville Graded School District said.

"This year we have put safeguards in place to keep people from being able to log in under a false account; however, there were technical difficulties yesterday which caused confusion for the teacher when the culprit logged in," the school district said in a statement.

The recorded 15-second incident involved a male who logged into the class and exposed himself to the other students and the teacher.

"The culprit, a male minor who appears to be 10 to 12 years of age, ran across the screen and exposed his frontside before turning and exposing his backside," MGSD said in a statement. The boy then called the teacher a derogatory term before he was removed from the online session.

"Our student resource officer who is with the police department has viewed the recording of the class," and is working with school district officials in an attempt to identify him, MGSD said.

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