Man 'Mooned' Randolph High School Employees: Police

RANDOLPH, NJ — After being told he could not meet with the principal without an appointment, a frustrated man mooned staff at Randolph High School, Randolph police said. The incident led to a school wide lockdown earlier this week.

Sanjay Chaudhari was served with summonses for disorderly conduct and lewdness after police say he exposed his buttocks while yelling and cursing at school employees on Tuesday.

Chaudhari entered the school Tuesday morning, looking to speak to the principal without an appointment, police said. After being told he would need an appointment, Chaudhari allegedly became angry and was taken outside by school staff.

Once outside, Chaudhari allegedly began yelling and cursing, and pulled his pants down to expose his buttocks, police said. He was walked to the police station where he spoke with officers.

It was not clear why Chaudhari wanted to speak to the principal, or what his connection to the school was. Randolph police did not immediately respond to requests for clarification.

During this time, the high school was placed on lockdown, Deborah Iosso said in a statement at the time.

"Due to the nature of the incident, the building was put into a lockdown to ensure the safety of all students and staff," Iosso said. (For more information on this and other neighborhood stories, subscribe to Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts.)

School resumed on a normal schedule following the lockdown.

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