Mother believes teacher may have fed semen to her son

[game_over]

What's more disturbing is that this guy gets the option of bail, albeit at $23 million dollars. yet KimDotCom, who's accused of trivial copyright offences is denied bail. I know it's technically a different country (USA/NZ), but still, it beggars belief.

I've never understood that system, this guy is a danger to any child that may come into contact with him, however there a price for him to be bailed? I don't know much about the legal system so i could be getting the wrong end of the stick, and i'd assume he would be under strict conditions, but doesn't mean something like this cant happen again whilst on bail, but who cares if the government get their $23 mil?

[Dan~]

Nothing wrong with a bit of the ol' white toppings

[xendrome]

I want to see what kind of cookies are they also...

[DocM]

http://latimesblogs....e-replaced.html

Schools chief announces entire Miramonte staff to be replaced

Los Angeles schools Supt. John Deasy told parents Monday evening that the district is replacing the entire staff of Miramonte Elementary School in the wake of the arrests last week of two teachers on lewd conduct charges.

The unprecedented move is intended to build confidence among the many families who have lost faith in their neighborhood elementary school. More than a quarter of students did not show up for classes Monday.

Officials stressed that no one else on the Miramonte staff is under suspicion of wrongdoing but that the chain of events has placed a cloud over the campus that can be lifted only with a drastic response.

One of the largest elementary schools in the nation, Miramonte has about 1,500 students and a teaching and administrative staff of about 150.

The displacement could be temporary: Many, maybe all, of the current staff will be returned to the school eventually, officials said. In the interim, their places will be filled by qualified teachers and other workers already on a placement or rehiring list. There are plenty of available candidates: Over the last several years, thousands of instructors and other non-teaching staff were laid off because of budget cuts; the vast majority are considered fully qualified employees who lost work simply because they lacked sufficient seniority.

The displaced staff will continue to be paid and also will receive counseling for a series of events that also traumatized the Miramonte staff, officials said.

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