A deputy commissioner with the North Carolina Industrial Commission ruled that a junior high school teacher who was shot in the face on his way to work is eligible for workers' compensation benefits from the school district that employed him, the Fayetteville Observer reported Tuesday.Fairmont Middle School Principal James Hunt claimed he was probably shot because of his efforts to clear gangs out of his school, although no arrests have been made in the case. The close-range shotgun blast by another motorist during Hunt's morning commute on April 9, 2009 caused injuries that required m...
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