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Post by Logan on Feb 16, 2016 0:06:11 GMT -6
COLUMBIA, Mo., Feb. 15 (UPI) -- The University of Missouri assistant professor who was suspended after asking for "some muscle" against a student journalist in a video shot last November is in trouble again for shouting at a police officer on campus. Another video, released by the Columbia Police Department and first published in the Columbia Missourian, shows Melissa Click shouting obscenities at an officer during a campus homecoming parade about a month before the first video was shot. Click is not a tenured professor at the university, but had applied for it when a video was released of her trying to intimidate a videographer from the student newspaper during a campus protest in November over the university's racial issues. She was suspended shortly after that. Click appears to be part of earlier protest in the newly released video. As an officer attempts to clear a campus road for a homecoming parade, Click is a member of group trying to block the road. When the officer moves Click and the group back to the sidewalk, she is seen shouting obscenities in the face of the officer. Read more: www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2016/02/16/Suspended-Missouri-professor-caught-shouting-at-police/5671455591513/?spt=sec&or=tn
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