Sunday, July 8, 2007

GUILTY Another pedophile teacher getting a slap on the wrist GUILTY

A former Clarksville teacher and basketball coach was sentenced to three years of probation for performing sexual acts with a minor.
Bryan Farmer will serve only 60 days in the Montgomery County Jail, according to a written order submitted by Judge John Gasaway Friday.

Farmer also will have to register as a sex offender, perform 350 hours of community service, undergo a psychological and sexual assessment and complete counseling.

Farmer had been indicted on a total of 18 charges with three victims, which included four counts of statutory rape and 14 counts of sexual battery by an authority figure.
At his May trial, Farmer, who taught in the school system from 2002 to April 2005, was found not guilty on six counts of sexual battery by an authority figure and one count of statutory rape.
He was indicted on atotal of 18 charges with three victims, which included four counts of statutory rape and 14 counts of sexual battery by an authority figure. However, the court ruled to sever the counts.
The trial that ended in May involved eight counts with one teenage girl between January 2004 and May 2005. The student at Northeast High School student, where Farmer taught, was 16 and 17 during that time.
He is scheduled to appear in court for two more trials. The next trial is set for Nov. 26.
Assistant District Attorney General John Finklea said he was satisfied with the three-year sentence and glad the judge denied the request for diversion.

GUILTY Teacher using 100-200 students to become "sexually aroused" GUILTY

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.—A former substitute teacher who admitted to inappropriately touching six young female students has been sentenced to five years in prison.

"I was very pleased with the sentence because that's what we were seeking," said Deputy District Attorney Jason Anderson of Friday's sentence.
Olsen's attorney, Gina Kershaw, said Olsen expected the judge to give him probation because he had no prior offenses and took responsibility for his actions.

"We were pretty shocked," she said. "What Olsen actually did was minimal. There was not the touching of private parts or anything like that, so I think it's a really harsh sentence."

In February, Eric Norman Olsen, 29, pleaded no contest to the six counts of child molestation.
Authorities began investigating Olsen last summer after several students at an Ontario elementary school reported that he had put his hand under a girl's shirt and touched her back while she showed him her assignments. He had taught at over a dozen Southern California schools.

Olsen told police he had become sexually aroused by more than 100 to 200
children that he held on his lap over the course of three years while working in
Riverside, San Bernardino and Kern Counties.

Another teacher having sex with his students

A San Mateo County judge Thursday slashed bail to $100,000 for a San Bruno high school band teacher charged with having sex with a 17-year-old female student.

Albrecht faces 16 felony counts of oral copulation with a minor and 16 felony counts of unlawful sexual intercourse after he allegedly had sex with the girl at school and at both of their homes starting in February, prosecutors said. The relationship continued after the girl turned 18 in May.
Albrecht, who taught band, choir and orchestra at Capuchino High School, resigned his post this summer. The alleged victim in the case headed a band section, prosecutors said.

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"So, what did you learn in school today dear?" the kind mother asks.
"Well, I learned to give my teacher head." the child answers.

Another teacher charged with harming your children

An early-childhood teacher at the California School for the Deaf in Riverside has been arrested and charged with four counts of lewd and lascivious acts with two girls under age 14.

Daniel Ray Metroka, 51, of Riverside is being held on $1-million bail, the Riverside County district attorney's office said Thursday. Metroka could face 15 years in prison on four felony counts for acts that occurred June 30, prosecutors said. The alleged victims were identified as Jane Doe No. 1 and No. 2.

Teacher cited on 5 sex counts against minors

A former Dixie High School teacher has been charged with allegedly touching four female students in his ceramics class during the past school year.

Ronald Scott Sherman, 61, is charged in 5th District Court with five counts of sexual battery, each a class A misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail. Deputy Washington County Attorney Ryan Shaum said two of the five counts were filed in connection with one of the alleged victims.

The teens told police Sherman had either touched or grabbed their buttocks
during class, according to a probable cause statement filed with the charges.
One girl told St. George police that Sherman had touched her
on "several occasions," according to court documents. She also said he had also
rubbed himself against her thigh. Two other girls told police that Sherman had
asked to see their genitals and had offered one of them $100.
The alleged crimes occurred between August 2006 through May 2007, but police Sgt. Craig Harding said the continuing investigation includes the previous school year. Sherman, who surrendered to jail officials last Friday, is scheduled to make his first court appearance on Tuesday.

2007 State Teacher Year Book

How does your state compare? Mine? Miserably.

No evidence?

WILMINGTON, N.C. There was no credible evidence of a romantic relationship between a 40-year-old high school science teacher and a 16-year-old student until the couple married, Brunswick County school officials say.

In November, South Brunswick High School Principal Vann Pennell directed Wuchae to cease all contact with Hager, noting that a lengthy list of phone calls and text messages with the student "did raise questions of poor judgment."

The school suspended Wuchae in May after finding that he had communicated with Hager at school. Both he and the teenager continued to deny a romantic relationship, the school board said.