17th victim identified in child-porn case involving elementary school volunteer

The number of children police say were victimized by an elementary school volunteer arrested on child-pornography charges has grown to 17. Prince Georges County police announced an additional victim up from 16 when officials last updated the news media in a Twitter message Wednesday morning, noting that detectives continue to conduct interviews in

The number of children police say were victimized by an elementary school volunteer arrested on child-pornography charges has grown to 17.

Prince George’s County police announced an additional victim — up from 16 when officials last updated the news media — in a Twitter message Wednesday morning, noting that detectives continue to conduct interviews in the case.

Deonte Carraway, 22, of Glenarden was arrested this month on 10 counts of felony child-porn charges. Carraway admitted to creating videos of children between ages 9 and 13 performing various sexual acts, according to charging documents. Carraway sometimes can be seen or heard directing the children in some of the approximately 40 videos, police said.

Child-porn suspect ‘always had six or seven kids around. It’s a little strange.’

Carraway, who was also a former employee at Judge Sylvania W. Woods Elementary School in Glenarden, filmed many of the videos on school grounds in the middle of the school day, police said.

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Authorities said other instances of abuse occurred at the Glenarden Municipal Center, the Theresa Banks Memorial Aquatic Center and Zion Praise Tabernacle Lutheran Church on Laurel Bowie Road in Bowie.

The FBI is involved in the investigation. Angered parents question how Carraway was allowed such unfettered access to students and how the abuse was able to continue since at least the start of last year.

An elementary school volunteer filmed child pornography at school, police say. These tweets show parents’ anger and anguish.

Investigators ask anyone with information about the case to call 800-CALL-FBI or 301-772-4930.

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