CONCORD — A center faculty trainer has been arrested on suspicion of committing inappropriate acts with minors, in response to the Mt. Diablo Unified Faculty District.
Harmony police arrested the trainer Thursday, in response to a letter despatched out to oldsters by MDUSD Superintendent Adam Clark. The trainer had been educating at Pine Hole Center Faculty on Pine Hole Street, in response to the letter, which was obtained by the Bay Space Information Group.
In accordance with the letter, police arrested the person on suspicion of a number of felony and misdemeanor counts “associated to inappropriate acts with minors.”
In his letter, Clark mentioned the the district realized of the complaints in March. Officers instantly put the trainer on administrative depart whereas the case was investigated.
“Please know that Mt. Diablo Unified Faculty District will proceed to do every part we are able to to supply a secure studying setting for all college students, and we respect the fast response by regulation enforcement on this matter, in addition to the scholars who've offered info,” he wrote. “The District is cooperating with regulation enforcement authorities to the fullest extent offered by regulation.”
In a press release Thursday afternoon, police mentioned a 60-year-old Nice Hill resident was taken into custody on a warrant for lewd and lascivious acts with a minor, and was now in county jail. Police additionally mentioned that investigators have continued to work with faculty workers and a case has not but been offered to the Contra Costa County District Lawyer’s Workplace.
Any details about the case (CPD No. 22-02581) could be directed to Harmony police Det. Andrew Demott at 925-603-5851.
Employees author George Kelly contributed to this report.