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Mojica, 24, was charged with sexual abuse of a minor in the second degree, assault and battery, and strangulation.
In a statement, the Public School System said it âtakes this matter seriously because we always want to ensure that all of our students are safe at all times.â
In an interview with the students conducted by the Division of Youth Services, one of the victims said Mojica sexually harassed him while in class.
He said Mojica would hug him and his other classmates and touch them inappropriately.
The student said Mojica told him not to tell anyone about it. He said when he told Mojica that he was uncomfortable and to stop touching him, Mojica said, âIâm going to keep doing it.â
In the past six years, much has changed in the way we treat young people in state custody, and today I’d like to talk about the ways we have reformed juvenile justice.
After I was elected and before I took office, I made a surprise visit to the Alexander Juvenile Treatment Center to make it clear that I intended to protect the youth in the custody of our state. In 2016, after continued reports of violence and poor management of the system, the state took over operation of Arkansas’s seven youth treatment centers.
In January of 2018, I made another surprise visit to the treatment center in Dermott. I wanted to remind leaders once again that I am serious about the way we treat our youthful offenders.