Hamiota teacher faces sexual exploitation of a young person after police investigate text messages

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A Hamiota teacher faces numerous charges stemming from an inappropriate texting exchange with a student, according to Shoal Lake RCMP.

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A Hamiota teacher faces numerous charges stemming from an inappropriate texting exchange with a student, according to Shoal Lake RCMP.

On Nov. 8, Shoal Lake RCMP responded to a report that a girl going to Hamiota Collegiate had received inappropriate text messages from a male teacher at the school.

Officers met with the student and an investigation resulted in two charges — sexual exploitation of a young person and indecent communications — against 25-year-old Dylan Woodcock.

RCMP Const. Jennifer Clarke fields questions related to a fatal train accident in Lantz, Nova Scotia on Friday, June 10, 2016. Two young women, one an exchange student from Germany, were pronounced dead in the early morning accident. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan
RCMP Const. Jennifer Clarke fields questions related to a fatal train accident in Lantz, Nova Scotia on Friday, June 10, 2016. Two young women, one an exchange student from Germany, were pronounced dead in the early morning accident. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan

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