Charges dropped against 'joking' Queens substitute teacher who told middle school art students he'd shoot them

Charges dropped against ‘joking’ Queens substitute teacher who told middle school art students he’d shoot them
Josephine Stratman and John Annese, New York Daily News
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A "joke" leaves a New York substitute teachers in handcuffs after threat to shoot art students.
NEW YORK — A Queens substitute teacher whose “joke” about shooting his art class students landed him in handcuffs walked out of court a free man Thursday, with the charges against him dropped even before he saw a judge.
Cops on Wednesday charged Alejandro Rocha, 52, with making a terroristic threat, after he told his middle school class, “If you won’t do as you’re told, I’m going to shoot you — and yes, I have a gun,” cops said.

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