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Northshore School District teacher arrested for attempted child rape

Seattle, WALocal News

John Butz, a 61-year-old teacher from Northshore School District, was arrested by Redmond Police for attempted child rape during a sting operation involving the Internet Crimes Against Children task force. A detective posed as a child and engaged in online communication with Butz, leading to a planned meeting at a hotel where he intended to meet minors. The Northshore School District clarified that the arrest is not related to any misconduct involving its students and has placed Butz on administrative leave pending further investigation. The district is committed to cooperating with law enforcement throughout this process. Parents are encouraged to reach out to local authorities if they have concerns about their children’s safety.

This incident underscores the importance of vigilance regarding child safety in educational environments.

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