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Police arrest high school teacher accused of sexually abusing a minor

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RANDALLSTOWN, Maryland – Baltimore County Police have arrested a Randallstown High School teacher accused of sexually assaulting a minor on Friday.

According to police, Carlos Arroyo, 38, has been charged with two felonies, including sexual abuse of a minor and third-degree sexual assault. Arroyo is also charged with two misdemeanors.

According to authorities, the department was notified of the alleged sexual assault in late April. In the weeks that followed, investigators conducted interviews and collected evidence, ultimately leading to Arroyo’s arrest.

A letter sent to parents states that Arroyo has been employed by Baltimore County Public Schools since 2022 and has worked at Randallstown High School since August of that year.

The letter further states that Arroyo has been placed on leave and no longer has access to the school or the football team.

Arroyo is currently being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center. A bail review hearing is scheduled for Monday, June 24, 2024.

Authorities are asking anyone with additional information or who believes they may be a victim of Arroyo to contact police at 410-887-7720 or DSS at 410-887-8463.

Dear employees, parents and carers:

I am writing to inform you of the arrest of Carlos Arroyo, a social studies teacher and boys’ soccer coach at Randallstown High School. Mr. Arroyo is accused of multiple counts of sexual offenses and sexual abuse of minors.

BCPS is cooperating fully with law enforcement in this matter and Mr. Arroyo has been placed on administrative leave from school or the football team. These allegations are deeply disturbing. We hold our employees to high standards of character and this behavior is completely unacceptable.

Mr. Arroyo has been employed by BCPS since 2022. He has been working at Randallstown High School since August 2022.

We understand that students and staff who know Mr. Arroyo have questions and concerns about this arrest and may need to speak with someone to process their feelings in a safe space. Counseling staff will be available to speak with students next week. Please call. 443-809-0750 for support.

Ensuring a safe learning environment for our students is our top priority. If you have any information regarding this matter or know of any other potential victims, please contact the Baltimore County Police Department’s Crimes Against Children Unit at 410-887-7720 or at the social welfare office at 410-887-8463(TIME).

I know it can be difficult to talk to your child about child abuse. I have included an information document to help you with these conversations.

Please do not hesitate to contact the school at 443-809-0748 if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Michael Jones
Rector

Baltimore County Public Schools

Carlos Arroyo

Baltimore County Police Department

Carlos Arroyo

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