Anonymous wrote:The timing of this is worrying. MCPS is known for releasing news that they think will be poorly received on a Friday right after school lets out. They want the dust to settle before Monday morning. This information was released in that same time and that worries me because it makes me think they knew about it before, and did the whole MCPS wait til Friday at 2:45 thing to let the community know. That is infuriating when kids are involved.
-Seiu/MCPS employee
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The letter sent to parents was very vague (no, I will not copy it here).
As the parent of a junior, I want to know how long he has worked there and if any other videos are recovered. My child recognized him immediately.
He has been there for a long time. I'm not going to quote from the rumor mill, but I won't be surprised if this has been going on for a long time.
I hope they do a forensic search of his computer equipment and accounts. Who knows how long he has been doing this and if he has posted footage on-line? It's a terrible violation of these young women.
They are mostly minors. Not women.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The letter sent to parents was very vague (no, I will not copy it here).
As the parent of a junior, I want to know how long he has worked there and if any other videos are recovered. My child recognized him immediately.
He has been there for a long time. I'm not going to quote from the rumor mill, but I won't be surprised if this has been going on for a long time.
I hope they do a forensic search of his computer equipment and accounts. Who knows how long he has been doing this and if he has posted footage on-line? It's a terrible violation of these young women.
Anonymous wrote:The timing of this is worrying. MCPS is known for releasing news that they think will be poorly received on a Friday right after school lets out. They want the dust to settle before Monday morning. This information was released in that same time and that worries me because it makes me think they knew about it before, and did the whole MCPS wait til Friday at 2:45 thing to let the community know. That is infuriating when kids are involved.
-Seiu/MCPS employee
Anonymous wrote:The timing of this is worrying. MCPS is known for releasing news that they think will be poorly received on a Friday right after school lets out. They want the dust to settle before Monday morning. This information was released in that same time and that worries me because it makes me think they knew about it before, and did the whole MCPS wait til Friday at 2:45 thing to let the community know. That is infuriating when kids are involved.
-Seiu/MCPS employee
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you look at the comments on the WJ Pitch Instagram page, there is discussion of him being reported to admin well before this incident. Nothing was done.
I feel really bad for the wife and kid.
When reported to admin?
Supposedly back during COVID.
Prior Admin, pre-COVID 2017/2018 ish.
According to a WJ Discussion group, there were camera's found but there was not enough evidence. I'm not ready to lay this at the feet of MCPS but school systems have to be better about taking risks and firing people who they suspect of wrongdoing. Let's the unions fight, take the risk of a lawsuit or simply remove them from direct interaction with kids.
Are you saying that cameras were discovered before April 7 2026 and ignored??? What!!?? This arrest was the result of video evidence that was discovered on April 7, 2026? Adults viewed the evidence on April 15 and the suspect was arrested same day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you look at the comments on the WJ Pitch Instagram page, there is discussion of him being reported to admin well before this incident. Nothing was done.
I feel really bad for the wife and kid.
When reported to admin?
Supposedly back during COVID.
Prior Admin, pre-COVID 2017/2018 ish.
According to a WJ Discussion group, there were camera's found but there was not enough evidence. I'm not ready to lay this at the feet of MCPS but school systems have to be better about taking risks and firing people who they suspect of wrongdoing. Let's the unions fight, take the risk of a lawsuit or simply remove them from direct interaction with kids.
This employee was the elected SEIU rep for his school. Given the offense, even with his position in the union, I don't see the union fighting this. The vast majority of SEIU members are decent people and work hard to support students.
I work in leadership in a company with a tiny union and their posture has always been to rush to the aid of the employee, regardless of the offense. Because we are a private company we will often lead with a severance agreement to get the person out the door. I'm guessing that big unions want to feel like they are earning their dues.
Anonymous wrote:I literally found out about this from a SUPER VAGUE Will Jawando social media post. Like, could not be more vague.
Name this stuff ppl. Please. It's the only way to address anything. Denial and DARVO (look it up) does harm, at best
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you look at the comments on the WJ Pitch Instagram page, there is discussion of him being reported to admin well before this incident. Nothing was done.
I feel really bad for the wife and kid.
When reported to admin?
Supposedly back during COVID.
Prior Admin, pre-COVID 2017/2018 ish.
According to a WJ Discussion group, there were camera's found but there was not enough evidence. I'm not ready to lay this at the feet of MCPS but school systems have to be better about taking risks and firing people who they suspect of wrongdoing. Let's the unions fight, take the risk of a lawsuit or simply remove them from direct interaction with kids.
Anonymous wrote:Woodward seems like a better choice for families right now.