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Georgia Professor Exposed Self to Students in Class, Police Say

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KENNESAW, Ga. -- A Kennesaw State University professor has been arrested after authorities say he exposed himself to students in a classroom.

A university police warrant says 57-year-old Raymond Devaughn Taylor is accused of taking his clothes off during a class he was teaching on Nov. 30.

Arlethia Perry-Johnson, vice president of external affairs for the school, tells The Atlanta Journal-Constitution a student in the class reported the incident to school officials Friday.

Taylor was arrested Monday and is charged with public indecency. He was released Tuesday on $5,000 bond.

Taylor declined to discuss the incident with a WSB radio reporter late Tuesday.

Interim provost Ken Harmon tells the Journal-Constitution Taylor, a contract professor in the business department, won't be teaching at the school again.