(11/06/09 – Initial BadBadTeacher.com Report)

Clayton “Jay” Quintana, a former teacher at Robertson High School in Las Vegas, New Mexico has reportedly been arrested on allegations that he had sex with a female student throughout her high school years.

Quintana is reportedly charged with fifteen felony counts including one count of criminal sexual contact with a minor and 14 counts of criminal sexual penetration of a minor.

It is alleged that Quintana sexually abused the alleged victim from 2003 to 2006 and that sexual activity between Quintana and the girl occurred frequently and in various locations including his bedroom, his daughter’s bedroom, his bathroom, his pickup truck, her father’s bedroom and in a number of places on the school grounds, including his classroom.

The alleged victim, now 20, gave investigators various potential places where Quintana’s semen might be found and investigators allegedly found suspected bodily fluids in one such location and DNA testing allegedly links the sample to Quintana.

Following his arrest, Quintana was reportedly being held on $100,000 bond.

Quintana who has reportedly resigned from the school, denies having sex with the girl while she was a student.

(11/05/09 – Initial BadBadTeacher.com Report)

Robert M. Fickenscher, 57, a chemistry teacher at Madison High School, in Madison, Ohio has reportedly been arrested on allegations of attempting to solicit sex from what he believed to be a 13-year-old girl.

Fickenscher was arrested during a teaching symposium at Harvey High School on a warrant from the Pennsylvania Attorney General Child Predator Unit.

It is alleged that Fickenscher and the undercover agent posting as the girl met in a chat room and were speaking between April and July and that Fickenscher and “the girl” planned to meet in the Erie area.

Fickenscher faces extradition to Pennsylvania to face a total of five charges, including attempted unlawful conduct with a minor and criminal use of a communication facility.

Fickenscher has reportedly been placed on paid administrative leave by the school system.

11/06/09 – Case Update

A press release from the office of Pensylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett reveals new information on the allegations and charges against Robert Fickenscher.

According to the press release, it is alleged that Fickenscher repeatedly expressed a desire to meet the girl for sex and described in graphic detail the sex acts he wished to perform. He is also accused of sending five webcam videos that showed him nude or semi-nude, including several in which Fickenscher was engaging in sexual activity in front of his computer along with others showing him wearing women’s undergarments and performing a striptease for the child.

Additionally, Fickenscher allegedly encouraged the girl to obtain a digital camera so that she could send him “revealing” photos of herself.

Fickenscher is charged with five counts of criminal attempted unlawful contact with a minor (related to obscene or sexually explicit material), along with one count of criminal use of a computer, all third-degree felonies which are each punishable by up to seven years in prison and $15,000 fines.

According to the press release, Fickenscher has waived extradition and will be transported from Ohio to Pennsylvania today.

(08/20/09 – Initial BadBadTeacher.com Report)

Ward Johnsen, 46, former hockey coach at Escanaba High School in Escanaba, Michigan has reportedly waived his arraignment and preliminary hearing on charges alleging sex crimes against children.

Johnsen is reportedly charged with aggravated indecent exposure, attempted accosting of children for immoral purposes, attempted use of computers to commit a crime, and attempted distribution of sexual explicit visual or verbal matter to children.

Reportedly, the charges are not felonies and carry a maximum two year prison term.

Johnsen resigned earlier this year reportedly for “personal reasons”.

No additional details available at this time.

11/05/09 – Guilty Plea

Ward Johnsen reportedly pleaded guilty to all four counts during his plea hearing in Delta County Circuit Court Thursday.