Parents in New Jersey were left horrified after discovering that their babies’ mandatory newborn blood samples may have been shared with the police in a vast database. In response, they have decided to sue the state’s health officials. This revelation has sparked outrage among the community, raising concerns about privacy and the potential misuse of personal information.
In a separate incident, a former elementary school janitor, Giovanni Impellizzeri, is facing a series of disturbing charges, including child pornography. The 25-year-old janitor was already in custody for allegedly contaminating food and utensils with his bodily fluids, as well as spitting on children’s food at Elizabeth Moore School in Upper Deerfield Township, New Jersey.
The accusations against Impellizzeri involve incidents that allegedly took place between October 26-30, as stated by the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office. Additionally, he is now facing child pornography charges for actions that allegedly occurred in his Vineland home on October 22, four days prior to the school incidents.
According to the prosecutor’s office, investigators have determined that Impellizzeri did not manufacture the child pornography found in his possession. However, they believe he distributed it to others. The prosecution is currently testing specimens from Impellizzeri to determine if there is any potential infectious disease transmission.
The shocking allegations against Impellizzeri came to light when school officials received anonymous tips and subsequently contacted the New Jersey State Police. Law enforcement recovered screenshots from the social media platform Telegram, allegedly showing the janitor engaging in sexual acts with inanimate objects such as food, utensils, and bowls.
The probable cause affidavit reviewed by Digital revealed disturbing details of Impellizzeri’s actions. He was allegedly witnessed wiping his private parts and anus with bread, spitting on bread before returning it to the container, and spraying bleach into a container of cucumbers with the intention of harming students.
Impellizzeri has been charged with distribution and possession of child pornography, aggravated assault, and tampering with food. Authorities are urging parents to contact their healthcare providers if they suspect that their children may have fallen ill as a result of these incidents.
This shocking series of events has left the community in disbelief and raises significant concerns about the safety and well-being of students in New Jersey schools. The case highlights the need for increased vigilance in vetting and monitoring school staff, as well as stricter protocols for handling sensitive personal information.
