Maryland high school teacher charged with abuse of student

Maryland High School Teacher Charged with Abuse of Student

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June 23, 2024
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RANDALLSTOWN, MD – On Friday, Carlos Arroyo, a 38-year-old teacher at Randallstown High School, was arrested by detectives from the Baltimore County Crimes Against Children Unit. Arroyo faces two felony charges, including abuse of a minor and a third-degree offense, along with two misdemeanors.

The investigation was prompted by allegations of sexual assault reported at the end of April. Following weeks of interviews and evidence collection, authorities took Arroyo into custody.

Arroyo is being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center. A bail review hearing is scheduled for Monday at 1:00 PM. The police encourage anyone with additional information or potential claims against Arroyo to contact the police department at 410-887-7720 or DSS at 410-887-8463 during business hours.

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