Baltimore area teacher arrested on multiple sex offense charges
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Baltimore area teacher arrested on multiple sex offense charges

TOWSON, Md. — A 61-year-old teacher employed by Baltimore County Public Schools was arrested Friday on multiple sex offense and assault charges, according to the Baltimore County Police Department.

Roger Myers was taken into custody by detectives from the department’s Crimes Against Children Unit. Authorities said the charges are linked to alleged incidents that occurred on school grounds. Officials did not specify the school involved or the time period of the alleged offenses.

Myers is currently being held without bond at the Baltimore County Detention Center. Police have not released details about the victims or how the alleged offenses were reported.

Baltimore area teacher arrested on multiple sex offense charges
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The department is urging anyone who may have been affected or has information related to the case to come forward. “If you believe you are a victim or have information related to the case, please contact the Department at 410-887-7720,” the agency said in a public statement.

Myers’ current employment status with the school system following the arrest has not been disclosed by Baltimore County Public Schools.

Investigation ongoing as authorities seek more information

The investigation remains active, and police have not ruled out the possibility of additional charges. Authorities did not state how many victims may be involved or how long the alleged behavior may have occurred.

The department has emphasized its ongoing commitment to investigating crimes against minors and ensuring student safety in Baltimore County.

The arrest is one of several recent cases in Maryland involving school personnel facing allegations of misconduct.

Baltimore County police are asking the public for assistance as they continue their investigation into the case.

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