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Oklahoma teacher found drunk, wearing no pants in empty classroom: police

Lorie Ann Hill was arrested August 4 after she showed up both intoxicated and without pants on her first day of work according to police. Screengrab

TORONTO – A new teacher at an Oklahoma high school was arrested Monday after she showed up both intoxicated and without pants on her first day of work.

Police were called to the school in Wagoner, Okla., after school officials said Lorie Ann Hill “smelled of alcohol” and was missing some clothing.

The 49-year-old was reportedly found by two teachers slumped over a desk that she was claiming was her own.

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“She was found in a room kind of disoriented,” police chief Bob Haley told the Tulsa World. “By the time we got there she was in a room and wearing shorts.”

According to authorities, Hill was only recently hired by the school district. The teacher admitted she had been drinking and a search of her car turned up an empty cup that “reportedly smelled of vodka.”

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Police, however, said there wasn’t enough evidence to prove she drove to the school intoxicated. Hill was arrested for public intoxication and released Tuesday evening.

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