CAMERA’S HELP U.S. EXPOSE ABUSE of STUDENTS in SCHOOLS!
According to Pasadena Star-News, school officials have identified the accused as Andrea Cardosa, a former vice principal at their school. Cardosa, officials reportedly said, resigned on Friday.
As of Tuesday, Cardosa has not been charged with any crimes and has not addressed the media.
During a Monday press conference in front of Alhambra High School, Carrillo, now the mother of three children, said she decided to come forward because she has a 12-year-old daughter and wants to prevent children from being abused.
Carrillo also alleged she was threatened by her abuser.
"She told me that she would embarrass me in front of my friends and family and tell them I'm a lesbian and that I did stuff with her," Carrillo said. "She really did make me believe the things that she had said to the point where I didn't know that it was wrong."
Joining Carrillo at the press conference was her attorney, David Ring. He said he plans to help Carrillo pursue civil action, said that a statute of limitations may not prevent them from winning a civil suit.
"The statute of limitations for childhood abuse should basically be indeterminate because people like this, people like Jamie, who come forth in their 20s, 30s, 40s," Ring said.
As of Tuesday, Cardosa has not been charged with any crimes and has not addressed the media.
During a Monday press conference in front of Alhambra High School, Carrillo, now the mother of three children, said she decided to come forward because she has a 12-year-old daughter and wants to prevent children from being abused.
Carrillo also alleged she was threatened by her abuser.
"She told me that she would embarrass me in front of my friends and family and tell them I'm a lesbian and that I did stuff with her," Carrillo said. "She really did make me believe the things that she had said to the point where I didn't know that it was wrong."
Joining Carrillo at the press conference was her attorney, David Ring. He said he plans to help Carrillo pursue civil action, said that a statute of limitations may not prevent them from winning a civil suit.
"The statute of limitations for childhood abuse should basically be indeterminate because people like this, people like Jamie, who come forth in their 20s, 30s, 40s," Ring said.
WATCH this EDUCATIONAL VIDEO that EXPOSES a SEXUAL PERVERT who was previously WORKING FULL-TIME as an ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL in CALIFORNIA:
FACT: CAMERA’S are needed in every PUBLICLY FUNDED CLASSROOM in AMERICA!
FACT: No one has the RIGHT to ABUSE a CHILD-NOBODY!
NAAWP REQUEST: STUDENTS PLEASE keep those CELL PHONES fully-charged and ready to ROCK and ROLL?
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MARK TRAINA
NAAWP PRESIDENT, CEO and NATIONAL SPOKESPERSON
CERTIFIED SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST/ECONOMIST/CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST
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