Edward Del Russo, 43, faces charges of third-degree child endangerment and fourth-degree cyber-harassment through lewd, indecent or obscene material and fourth-degree abuse by debauching the morals of a child, according to a criminal complaint obtained by New Jersey Investigators also said that Del Russo told the girl about kissing "the feet of females who were passed out during college.
The student wound up needing therapy and medication, investigators said. Repeated requests to school district administrators about the employment status of Edward Del Russo β who also has served as a boys bowling coach for the school β were not answered as of Wednesday. Court records did not list an attorney for Del Russo. New Jersey It's not the only criminal matter involving someone who worked with Northern Burlington High School. Cody Melton resigned from the wrestling program following legal trouble stemming from an incident last year.
The former coach surrendered to Lawrence Township police on Aug. The report did not say whether the charges against Melton involved a student or the school. Most of the information in the arrest report, including details of the alleged assault, was redacted, the Courier-Post reported. Erin Vogt is a reporter and anchor for New Jersey You can reach her at erin.
Click here to contact an editor about feedback or a correction for this story. NJ teacher charged with pushing his sex fetishes on student. Erin Vogt Published: June 29, Share on Facebook Share on Twitter. NJ teachers and educators caught in sex crime busts Over the past few years, state lawmakers have taken on the challenge of dealing with accused child predators among the ranks of teachers and educators.
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