Anonymous wrote:I have read about this incident, but in the news reports it was "near" the school and totally unclear who either the victims were or the perpetrator.

The article names the person arrested, so the perpetrator is clear.

I have read about this incident, but in the news reports it was "near" the school and totally unclear who either the victims were or the perpetrator.

I heard on NBC4 local news this morning (3/10) that the substitute teacher was arrested for showing pornography to children at Capitol Hill Montessori. I couldn’t find printed publications on this from news outlets yet, but it was briefly covered on the televised local news, and I don’t recall much more detail was given other than that.

I know there is not a lot of information from the school (whether it is due to DCPS or the Mayor's Office influence), but has anyone heard more about the CHML sub who was arrested for showing "obscene material" to children at school? Other than the letter from the school (which didn't go out to everyone) and the DCPD press release the lack of communication has been alarming. He was a sub in multiple classrooms including primary ...

https://mpdc.dc.gov/release/arrest-made-sale-or-distribution-obscene-picture-offense-200-block-g-street-northeast