UPDATE Officers have identified a Tucson High suspect. Man explains why he was involved.
The man, 40-year-old Willie Smith, faces charges of disrupting an educational institute.According to police reports, Smith received a call from school to pick up his two sons due to a disturbance that occurred Tuesday, May 3, involving another group of students.
"If it's going down, it's going down here," Smith told staff referring to his children defending themselves.
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