NJ Superintendent Pooped on School Track 'Daily': Police

A New Jersey schools superintendent is facing public defecation charges after police said he was caught pooping near another school’s track and football field. Kenilworth Public Schools said in a Facebook post Thursday that superintendent Thomas Tramaglini was placed on paid leave after he was arrested for allegedly defecating at Holmdel High School on Monday. Dive-Bombing Pelicans Interrupt Graduation in Malibu “Given the nature of those charges, he asked for and was granted a paid leave of absence. (Leaves can only be without pay in the face of indictments or tenure charges, as a matter of state law.),” the district said in the post.According to police, a school resource officer and staffers at Holmdel High School began surveiling the track after learning that someone was leaving feces on the track and football field “on a daily basis.” Funky Finding: Study Confirms Uranus Smells Really Bad It was during one of the stakeouts that authorities allegedly caught the 42-year-old Tragmalini, of Matawan, in the act.According to NJ.com, which first reported the arrest, school employees were monitoring the track before 6 a.m. when they spotted Tragmalini, who was running at the time.  No. 2 Most Wanted: Jogger Causes Stink in Ark. Neighborhood In addition to defecating in public, he was charged with lewdness and littering. An email request to Tramaglini seeking comment was not immediately returned. Photo Credit: oby Sessions/Digital Camera UK Magazine via Getty Images
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