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		<title>Proof that watching inappropriate content at work can get workers in trouble</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[As an HR pro, have you ever had to warn employees about accessing the wrong content on workplace computers? It&#8217;s one thing when you catch a worker watching porn. It&#8217;s entirely something else when others are exposed to the pornographic materials. A Phoenix high school photography teacher is under investigation by police for allegedly projecting [...]]]></description>
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<p>It&#8217;s one thing when you catch a worker watching porn. It&#8217;s entirely something else when others are exposed to the pornographic materials.</p>
<p>A Phoenix high school photography teacher is under investigation by police for allegedly projecting pornography on a screen in a classroom occupied by 13 students.</p>
<p>A student told a local TV station in Phoenix that the teacher had connected his personal computer to a projector screen for a photography lesson.</p>
<p>According to the student, the teacher was watching porn at his desk but must have forgotten he had the computer tied in to the screen.</p>
<p>Students say they saw six pornographic scenes.</p>
<p>Some of the teens also wondered if the teacher could have been watching porn at other times during the school year. &#8220;I was just creeped out that a teacher that I had known from the beginning of the year could have been watching this the whole time we were in class,&#8221; one student told ABC-15 in Phoenix.</p>
<p>Arcadia High School sent a letter home to parents that stated the teacher was placed immediately on administrative leave and that the district was investigating.</p>
<p>Police will determine, based on the district&#8217;s report, whether any charges should be filed against the teacher.</p>
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