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Former Del Norte USD athletic director Jay Reese is facing additional charges following his arrest earlier this month for allegedly sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl in Grants Pass, Ore.
When Reese was arrested Feb. 2 in Grants Pass, a search was granted to allow officers to search Reeceâs cell phone.
During the search, two images were located consistent with child sexual exploitation.
One image depicted a toddler-aged female and one depicted a prepubescent female. Both images included an unknown man sub
jecting the children to sexual acts.
Based on the findings, Reese now faces additional two charges of encouraging child sexual abuse.
Former DNUSD Athletics Director Faces Sex Abuse Charges In Grants Pass
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A former athletics director for Del Norte Unified School District has been arrested in Grants Pass after he allegedly sexually assaulted a 17-year-old girl.
Jay Reese, 60, allegedly met the victim at the Grants Pass Walmart on Jan. 28, took her to lunch and then to his home where she stayed overnight, according to a news release from Grants Pass Department of Public Safety.
During that time, Reese allegedly engaged in sexual contact with the victim without her consent, according to the news release.
Grants Pass detectives arrested Reese on Tuesday, acting on a report from Jan. 29.
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