Henderson police arrest teacher on suspicion of indecency toward minors
Henderson police arrested a middle school teacher Tuesday evening on suspicion of indecency toward minors.
Jeffrey Schultz, a 47-year-old Brown Middle School teacher, was arrested on three misdemeanor counts of annoyance, molestation and indecency toward a minor younger than 18.
Henderson police were called Feb. 9 to the middle school at 307 Cannes St. to investigate reports of “inappropriate behavior” between Schultz and three female students enrolled in his science class, police said in a statement Wednesday.
The victims, who are between 13 and 14 years old, reported that Schultz asked them to stay after class “to speak privately to them,” police said. The girls told police Schultz engaged in inappropriate discussions, causing them to feel uncomfortable and threatened.
Schultz was booked into the Henderson Detention Center. He was released on bail Tuesday evening, Henderson police officer Scott Williams said.
He has been with the Clark County School District since August 2007, and has been assigned to work at home, district officials said.
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