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Showing posts with label school bathroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school bathroom. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Crimes against Children 2-18-13
Putnam school employee charged with sex battery on a minor - Palatka, FL
School employee jailed on sexual assault - Jacksonville, FL
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Crimes against Children 1-27-13 Part II
Ocala man pleads guilty in child porn case - Ocala.com
Police: Convicted Sex Offender Caught With Child Porn - Hartford Courant
Bear man charged with 25 counts of dealing in child pornography - Delaware Online
LI architect charged with kiddie porn - New York Daily News
Teacher Sexually Assaults Boy in Bathroom: D.A. - NBC Philadelphia
Police: Convicted Sex Offender Caught With Child Porn - Hartford Courant
Bear man charged with 25 counts of dealing in child pornography - Delaware Online
LI architect charged with kiddie porn - New York Daily News
Teacher Sexually Assaults Boy in Bathroom: D.A. - NBC Philadelphia
Saturday, October 13, 2012
'You Should Take it Seriously,' Note Warns, Prompting Evacuation of North Hunterdon High School
Clinton Twp., NJ
North Hunterdon High School was evacuated this morning after a threatening note was found in the bathroom, said District Communications Coordinator Maren Smagala.
The note, which was written on the bathroom stall of the boys room near the athletic office, read: “Girls locker room, you should take it seriously,” police said.
The note was first found by a student at about 8:45 a.m. and the school was evacuated at about 9:15 a.m., police said.
Detective Tom Hash and two other township police officers searched the girls' locker rooms and then other parts of the school, looking for anything suspicious, but found nothing, police said.
The school was re-opened after about 30 minutes, and students were let back inside the building.
Detective Hash, who is also the school's Student Resource Officer, will remain at the school for the rest of the day, police said.
North Hunterdon High School was evacuated this morning after a threatening note was found in the bathroom, said District Communications Coordinator Maren Smagala.
The note, which was written on the bathroom stall of the boys room near the athletic office, read: “Girls locker room, you should take it seriously,” police said.
The note was first found by a student at about 8:45 a.m. and the school was evacuated at about 9:15 a.m., police said.
Detective Tom Hash and two other township police officers searched the girls' locker rooms and then other parts of the school, looking for anything suspicious, but found nothing, police said.
The school was re-opened after about 30 minutes, and students were let back inside the building.
Detective Hash, who is also the school's Student Resource Officer, will remain at the school for the rest of the day, police said.
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Stricter Safety Measures At San Mateo School After Girl Nabbed in Bathroom
San Mateo, CA
Leaders at a San Mateo school on Monday are vowing to adhere to stricter campus safety protocol following a scary attempted kidnap of a 9-year-old girl last week.
A new gate flanks Parkside Elementary School, and officials have said they will tighten up on how visitors, including parents, drop off and pick up their children, by making them sign in at the front desk, as is typical school policy.
The extra vigilance stems from what happened last Friday, when a suspect now identified as Bradley Mrozek, 25, of San Francisco is accused of getting onto school campus near the end of the school day and groping a 9-year-old girl in the school bathroom. He took her off campus, his hand clamped over her mouth, prosecutors say, though she was able to get away by kicking him and throwing rocks.
Safe Havens, International
Leaders at a San Mateo school on Monday are vowing to adhere to stricter campus safety protocol following a scary attempted kidnap of a 9-year-old girl last week.
A new gate flanks Parkside Elementary School, and officials have said they will tighten up on how visitors, including parents, drop off and pick up their children, by making them sign in at the front desk, as is typical school policy.
The extra vigilance stems from what happened last Friday, when a suspect now identified as Bradley Mrozek, 25, of San Francisco is accused of getting onto school campus near the end of the school day and groping a 9-year-old girl in the school bathroom. He took her off campus, his hand clamped over her mouth, prosecutors say, though she was able to get away by kicking him and throwing rocks.
Safe Havens, International
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