Teacher arrested for allowing students to fight

A teacher in Oklahoma was arrested last month after she reportedly let two of her students fight.

Police said Julie Boshers, 52, enabled child abuse by injury.

Boshers has taught with the school for 10 years.

Police said the teacher knew that two students were going to fight, but instead of stopping the fight, she and several students went outside to watch.

Another student reportedly stopped the fight.

Boshers was booked into the Sequoyah County Jail.

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