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✓ PerthNowPower & Policy

Perth music teacher charged over child exploitation material

A 34-year-old Perth music teacher has been charged with producing child exploitation material. He was also charged with indecently recording children.

Police found child exploitation material on devices during a search of his home. Police then charged the man.

The 34-year-old faces three counts of producing child exploitation material. The 34-year-old also faces two counts of indecently recording a child aged over 13 and under 16.

The teacher worked at several private schools across the Perth metro area. He also tutored music privately.

The 34-year-old is due to appear at Joondalup Magistrates Court. Police ask anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers or report via Safe2Say.com.au.

34 years old
Age
Perth metro area
Location
3 counts
Charges for production
2 counts
Recording charges

Why it mattersA teacher in multiple schools faces serious charges. These charges involve children. This raises concerns about keeping children safe in schools.

AustraliaSeveral Perth private schools may be affected; highlights ongoing child safety issues in educational and tutoring environments.

Corroborated bythenightly.com.au

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