A goalkeeper of the Indian Trail primary school in Columbus was put on administrative leave after his arrest on Friday afternoon, initially reported by our partner new WBNS 10TV.
Rick Andermatt, 41, faces multiple accusations, including jumping obscenities in a minor and sexual -oriented affair involving a minor, known as WBNS.
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The mother of the 16 -year -old victim contacted the Columbus police on Monday. The victim does not frequent school and was confirmed safely, according to WBNS.
Andermatt is accused of contacting the victim for several months by phone, on several occasions, trying to meet her for sex, according to WBNS.
The victim told the police that he had sent explicit Andermatt videos in the past, but had deleted them.
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A detective was authorized to take over the victim's phone and started to communicate with Andermatt. The detective was able to obtain the videos and photos that the victim had already sent, and also obtained an explicit photo of Andermatt, says WBNS.
Andermatt would have admitted having had the photos and videos after his arrest. He also admitted that he knew that the victim was under 18, according to WBNS.
The Local School District Winchester channel published the following declaration:
“The district has placed a second -quarter administrative leave in force immediately on Friday, April 25, after learning that the employee was arrested for having sexually walking a minor. The employee has been informed that they are not authorized to be on school goods or to attend district events on administrative leave.
“Although we understand that this affair does not imply any of our students, we take the safety and well-being of all children seriously. We will continue to cooperate fully with the Columbus police service in their investigation and follow the law of the state and our district policies to take the appropriate and necessary measures. ”
Andermatt's indictment was on Saturday and he had his obligation at $ 750,000, says WBNS. He was expected in court on May 5.
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