An Atlanta couple and an animal welfare group are working together to remove a snake from their yard, which is not native to Africa. Meanwhile, a Douglas County, Georgia middle school teacher is facing serious charges of child molestation after a lengthy investigation that resulted in his arrest.
The investigation was launched by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office on October 4, following a tip about the teacher’s inappropriate contact with a student through social media. The 48-year-old teacher, identified as Andrew Goswick, allegedly engaged in late-night conversations with multiple female students without the consent of their parents.
According to the sheriff’s office, the conversations involved sexually explicit material, leading to the issuance of search and arrest warrants for Goswick. Both warrants were executed at his residence on October 27, and he was subsequently taken into custody. Goswick has been charged with child molestation, a felony, and is currently being held without bond at the Douglas County Jail.
The Douglas County School System promptly responded to the arrest by launching its own investigation and placing Goswick on leave. In a statement, school system officials expressed their commitment to the safety of their students and emphasized that the alleged behavior is unacceptable and goes against the values and professional standards expected from all employees. The process of terminating Goswick’s employment has also been initiated.
The investigation into this matter is still ongoing, and the school system is working diligently to ensure the well-being of its students. As this case unfolds, it serves as a reminder of the importance of safeguarding the safety and welfare of all students.
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