An assistant principal at a San Jose California middle school was among 11 men ARRESTED in connection with a child sex sting!
The assistant principal of a San Jose middle school was arrested this week as part of a child sex abuse sting after attempting to meet with a minor for sex, police said.
Thirty-one-year-old Ruben Guzman — assistant principal of Sunrise Middle School in San Jose — began communicating with a police officer posing as a 13-year-old boy on Feb. 3, according to the San Jose Police Department. The department said it was conducting an undercover sting to identify, locate and apprehend people seeking to meet minors for sex.
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In messages with police, Guzman acknowledged that the child was underage and told the minor that he wanted to engage in sexual acts, even offering money in exchange, police said. Guzman arranged to pick the minor up in San Jose, but when he arrived, undercover police arrested him.
During a search, police found items on Guzman “consistent with the planned encounter,” according to police. Guzman was taken into custody and booked into the Santa Clara County jail on suspicion of communicating with a minor for sex, though jail records show Guzman is no longer in custody..
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An assistant principal at a San Jose California middle school was among 11 men ARRESTED in connection with a child sex sting!
The assistant principal of a San Jose middle school was arrested this week as part of a child sex abuse sting after attempting to meet with a minor for sex, police said.
Thirty-one-year-old Ruben Guzman — assistant principal of Sunrise Middle School in San Jose — began communicating with a police officer posing as a 13-year-old boy on Feb. 3, according to the San Jose Police Department. The department said it was conducting an undercover sting to identify, locate and apprehend people seeking to meet minors for sex.
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In messages with police, Guzman acknowledged that the child was underage and told the minor that he wanted to engage in sexual acts, even offering money in exchange, police said. Guzman arranged to pick the minor up in San Jose, but when he arrived, undercover police arrested him.
During a search, police found items on Guzman “consistent with the planned encounter,” according to police. Guzman was taken into custody and booked into the Santa Clara County jail on suspicion of communicating with a minor for sex, though jail records show Guzman is no longer in custody..
Teresa Robinson, director of Sunrise Middle School, said in a statement that the school is cooperating with law enforcement. “While this is deeply upsetting, it does not reflect who we are as a school,” she said.
( she highered A skinner as an assistant principal but no problems there)
The arrest was part of an annual sex trafficking enforcement surge that happens during Super Bowl week, and San Jose police joined agencies across the Bay Area in similar operations that apprehended other suspects.
The Oakland Police Department alone arrested 45 people related to human trafficking as part of its operations leading up to the Super Bowl, according to a statement from the department.
Law enforcement agencies have long propagated the narrative that sex trafficking incidents increase during Super Bowl week, but experts have widely debunked that claim.
Studies from the University of South Florida, the International Justice Mission, Anti-Trafficking Review and McCain Institute all found no direct link between the Super Bowl and an increase in sex trafficking, while calling out the claim as a widely held myth promoted by law enforcement agencies.
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Teresa Robinson, director of Sunrise Middle School, said in a statement that the school is cooperating with law enforcement. “While this is deeply upsetting, it does not reflect who we are as a school,” she said.
( she highered A skinner as an assistant principal but no problems there)
The arrest was part of an annual sex trafficking enforcement surge that happens during Super Bowl week, and San Jose police joined agencies across the Bay Area in similar operations that apprehended other suspects.
The Oakland Police Department alone arrested 45 people related to human trafficking as part of its operations leading up to the Super Bowl, according to a statement from the department.
Law enforcement agencies have long propagated the narrative that sex trafficking incidents increase during Super Bowl week, but experts have widely debunked that claim.
Studies from the University of South Florida, the International Justice Mission, Anti-Trafficking Review and McCain Institute all found no direct link between the Super Bowl and an increase in sex trafficking, while calling out the claim as a widely held myth promoted by law enforcement agencies.
of which 40 percent were children so a rough estimate with above data means 1000 were arrested for a ducting a boy. 10k*.4*.25 45 were arrested oakland during Superbowl week alone so 4% of that in a city during a week ... but the experts said wait what. are they covering.
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these are the stats for 2024, approximately 10,000 were arrested in America for human trafficking, 75 % were woman 25 male
of which 40 percent were children so a rough estimate with above data means 1000 were arrested for a ducting a boy. 10k*.4*.25 45 were arrested oakland during Superbowl week alone so 4% of that in a city during a week ... but the experts said wait what. are they covering.
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