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1940 - NYC premiere of "The Marines Fly High" starring Lucille Ball, filmed in Placerita Canyon [story] Marines Fly High


Los Angeles County Sheriff’s detectives are investigating a sexual assault accusation involving two Santa Clarita Valley students, said Sgt Brian Hudson of the Special Victims Bureau.

In a letter to Hart district officials, the parents of the female victim allege their daughter, an eighth-grader at Arroyo Seco Junior High, was assaulted by another student Monday while walking home from the bus stop.

The letter alleges that the boy, who is not identified, “grabbed her from behind, groped her and then put her in a headlock.”

“This morning is the first the district was made aware of this allegation by this student,” said Gail Pinsker, a Hart district spokeswoman. “We take allegations of this nature very seriously, and students will be disciplined appropriately based on guidelines set forth by Education Code.”

The letter continues on to ask why the boy has not been expelled from Arroyo Seco and requests “a response outlining what you plan to do about this abhorrent and dangerous situation.”

“The boy in question is not currently attending school,” Pinsker said. “The allegation is under investigation. All students are afforded due process under the law.”

In the letter, the victim’s parents refer to “numerous complaints to the administration at Arroyo Seco about this student fondling girls’ breasts at school,” but district officials have no record of prior incidents involving the student.

“In review, our department of student services has determined that the alleged perpetrator has not ever been previously brought to the attention of anyone at the district office,” Pinsker said.

“The district is now in contact with the mom of the alleged female victim,” she continued. “The safety and health of students and staff are our No. 1 priority.”

No additional information is currently being released by district officials due to student privacy concerns.

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11 Comments

  1. Dee Rn says:

    all I can say is the police need to be at West Ranch High School when they get out. While I’m waiting on my grandaughter you should see the couples in the bushes. I once watched a girl give oral sex in a car. Wonder what her parents would think.

    • Holy cow!!! This is disgusting!

    • Dee Rn says:

      Well Cheistine this is not the first time, my oldest granddaughter is 20 now, but when she went there I had to call the principal, while she was practicing on the track, a student took his penis out in front of everyone. He was arrested and expelled later. A lot of students video taped the incident. They never watch that parking lot, I don’t know why?

  2. Kim Sloan says:

    Dee, there was a cheerleading coach that is no longer at WRHS, that was in a sexual relationship with a student, and ended up marrying him. The school did nothing about it. She also took money from the cheer fee’s, and fundraising events with the help of the parents who were her friends. WRHS was a horrible school and thank goodness my kid graduated from that crazy place.

  3. Kim Sloan says:

    Dee, there was a cheerleading coach that is no longer at WRHS, that was in a sexual relationship with a student, and ended up marrying him. The school did nothing about it. She also took money from the cheer fee’s, and fundraising events with the help of the parents who were her friends. WRHS was a horrible school and thank goodness my kid graduated from that crazy place.

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