unless it is a uniformed trained LEO. And even then I have my doubts.

Someday...some idiot pilot is gonna have a gun discharge in the cockpit and with deadly consequences.

or number two.

Maybe she left her BOB home.

She claims "she grabbed the gun [off the TP dispenser] to put it back in her holster, but it slipped and went off."

The most likely scenario is that she dropped the gun, tried to catch it before it hit the floor (or landed in the toilet), and got a finger caught in the trigger guard causing the trigger to be pulled at a time she did not mean to.

The best thing to do for a dropped gun is to let it land on the floor then simply pick it up. Modern guns are drop safe.

Why won't white leaders speak out an denounce this behavior in their community?

Let me word that right:
"Teacher who fired gun in bathroom charged"

Guns don't fire themselves.

Don't take my qualifying statement above as an excuse. The teacher was certainly responsible for securing that firearm, and she clearly failed. The only question is whether she was handling the pistol or whether it was loose in her bag, and got fired by a pen, a lipstick tube, etc.

Whether the gun was on her person or in her bag, I'd wager good money that it was not in a proper holster. A holster that fully covers the trigger guard area should be considered an essential piece of safety equipment any time a firearm is carried.

-app

Michele practices her quick draw?

revolver..

on top of that, off-body carry
should be prohibited.