A Bossier Parish elementary school teacher has been arrested for video voyeurism.
Aubrey Norcross, 47, of the 2500 block of Waverly Street in Bossier City was arrested Wednesday afternoon and charged with one count of video voyeurism involving a Benton Elementary School student where Norcross works as a teacher.
Bossier Schools Superintendent Scott Smith issued a statement Wednesday night regarding Norcross’ arrest.
“We are shocked by this allegation and want to be clear that Bossier Schools has absolutely no tolerance for any employee who violates the trust and safety of the children in our care. We took immediate action to place Mr. Norcross on administrative leave upon learning of this charge and the district continues to work closely with the Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office as detectives investigate this case.”
Norcross was transported and booked into the Bossier Maximum Security Facility with a bond of $200,000.
Bossier Sheriff’s Office detectives are continuing their investigation.
What is wrong with people is nothing sacred or safe anymore go to Larry flints you sicko an leave kids alone
My elementary school PE teacher….? this is awful
Ami Newman Moss
Bruh
Cut his balls off!
Lauren Lesikar Downs
This is my daughters PE teacher!!! Why didn’t the school notify the parents of this???
Bossier Schools
That’s what I would like to know.
April Nicole Cormane
I don’t understand why the school would keep this hidden from the parents. This is something that the school should have notified all parents about through a letter and not have a parent discover this through social media. There main job is to keep students safe !!!
Yes!!!!! I did not expect to get on Facebook and see that my daughters PE couch was arrested!! The school definitely should have notified us!
Mrs. Gates did send a letter to parents at noon today. This was all happening late yesterday. I’m sure they were doing their best.
Rhonda or Rex is this one of Jake’s teachers?? Not for sure if he even goes to this elementary school.
No. Jake goes to another elementary school.
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