A high school teacher with the Moorpark Unified School District is under investigation after they were caught on camera in the midst of a verbal argument with another person in which several racially-insensitive and anti-immigration sentiments are shared.
The district tells KCAL News that the man seen in the video is French teacher Gnel Frankian, who has taught at Moorpark High School for just over a month.
At some point, the man even shouts at a woman and other bystanders who asks him why he's yelling, saying"Because he can't do that," while pointing and waving his arms frantically. Frankian has not yet returned to campus, according to school officials who sent a memo to all families that have students that attend schools under the district's jurisdiction.
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