Minnesota Substitute Teacher Banned for Reenacting George Floyd's Murder

A police officer working as a substitute teacher in Minnesota has been banned after allegedly reenacting George Floyd's murder and making racially harmful comments.

The incident occurred at Woodbury High School, where the substitute teacher, Steve Williams, allegedly reenacted the murder of George Floyd using a student.
Williams, a police officer from Prescott, Wisconsin, was placed on administrative leave and is under investigation by the school district and local police.
Students reported that Williams made inappropriate comments, including racist and sexist remarks, and demonstrated aggressive behavior in class.
The school district has prohibited Williams from entering any district property and reported the incident to state education and licensing authorities.
Teachers on Call, the staffing agency that employed Williams, has terminated his employment following the incident.