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Updated: 1:49 PM May 17, 2008
Rock Hill Band Teacher Arrested for Sexual Battery
The Lawrence County Sheriff's Office arrested a Rock Hill High School Band Teacher Friday on Sexual Battery Charges.
Posted: 9:51 PM May 16, 2008Reporter: Kari Adkins Email Address: kari.adkins@wsaz.com |
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LAWRENCE COUNTY, Oh. (WSAZ) -- The Lawrence County Sheriff's Office arrested a Rock Hill High School Band Teacher Friday on Sexual Battery Charges.
Scott Jones was put on administrative leave once allegations were brought forth.
After the Lawrence County Sheriff's Officer were contacted by the Department of Children's Services, they did a two day investigation that led to the arrest.
At the time, there are two female teenage victims. The Lawrence County Sheriff's Office is still investigating.
Jones is being held in the Lawrence County Jail and will appear in at the Lawrence County Municipal Court May 19th.
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Posted by: An Update
on Jul 5, 2011 at 01:25 AM
I know that absolutely nobody reads this anymore, but for somebody that may, here is a nice update: yes, he still has his supporters. He is doing absolutely fantastic! He has a wonderful life making more money than he ever could have teaching. He still plays piano for his church and for several classical solo pieces. He is still teaching; no, not in school, but his knowledge and passion for music is still being spread and absorbed. He and his wife have a wonderful relationship. You know, they always ask, "why do bad things happen to good people?". Well, after all of this, I believe I have the answer to that: they can handle it. They know who to look to. Mr. Jones still inspires so many with his strong devotion to God. He knows that there is something much greater than this life in the future: a life that he will have the opportunity to enjoy. Yes, while he did plead guilty, he is innocent. And yes, I say this with complete knowledge and confidence. Other issues came into play, such as: caring too much to risk losing his children, dragging this out with added stress on his family, etc. As a law student, I know how these things work now. No evidence? Go with the kids. Kids never lie. Sadly, this isn't true, but it's something that we must deal with in Law Practice. I'm very honored to know Mr. Jones in and out of the classroom. He's an extraordinary person, and such an inspiration. God Bless you!
Posted by: JUSTICE
on Jan 14, 2009 at 02:22 PM
I guess the Scott Jones supporters can be very proud of themselves today!
Posted by: tfws
on Aug 17, 2008 at 10:27 PM
still in court.
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