Lab Dancing Teachers - Is It A Crime?

A high school student who posted a cellphone video on Facebook showing two Winnipeg

teachers lap dancing at a pep rally wants them to remain on staff.

Saigha Vincent, 14, said the teachers, both from Churchill High School, have faced enough

ridicule and embarrassment as a result of the video going viral online.

"I think that they should keep their jobs," Vincent said. "It was just a really bad

judgment call.

"Most people really like [those] teachers and after all those years of schooling, it

shouldn't just be thrown away because of one bad mistake."

'I think that they should keep their jobs. It was just a really bad judgment call.'—

Saigha Vincent, Churchill High School student

The incident took place during a spirit week dance competition in the school gymnasium

attended by staff members and about 100 students.

In the video, the teachers — a man and a woman — can be seen grinding against each other

while the woman sits in a chair placed in the middle of the gym floor. The man straddles

her and bends over while she slaps his behind and playfully tucks pretend money into his

waistband.

At one point, the man simulates oral sex by bobbing his head several times near the woman's

genitals.

A Winnipeg high school teacher simulates oral sex on a fellow teacher during a school dance

competition.A Winnipeg high school teacher simulates oral sex on a fellow teacher during a

school dance competition. (YouTube)Vincent put the video on her Facebook page and from

there it went worldwide.

The Winnipeg School Division is still deciding the fate of the two teachers. Both teachers

have been sent home without pay but have not been officially suspended.

Since being posted after the dance Feb. 17, the video has also been featured on news

broadcasts around the world.

A second video, with a different angle of the sexually suggestive dance, has since surfaced

on YouTube, where Vincent's video has been watched more than 500,000 times.

While she doesn't regret putting the images out there, Vincent said she thinks the teachers

have been humiliated enough.

"I think that the best [thing] is to just forget about it and move on," she said. "People

could try at least. I want to right now, actually."