Detroit teacher charged after handgun falls out of knapsack at high school

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A Detroit high school teacher is facing charges after a handgun fell out of his knapsack in the middle of the school’s hallway, prosecutors said.

William Kenneth Howard, 57, of Southfield, is accused of bringing a handgun to Cody High School on Wednesday, April 19. The gun fell out of his knapsack at 1:32 p.m., when he was in the hallway of the school, according to authorities.

The handgun was unsecured and unlicensed, Wayne County prosecutors said.

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