A bus driver for an early childhood studying program in Newton has been indicted on three expenses of kidnapping after prosecutors say he hung out doing unknown issues with the younger youngsters in a secluded space.
A Middlesex Superior Courtroom grand jury delivered an indictment in opposition to Justin Vose, 42, of Bedford, charging him with three counts of kidnapping. He’s scheduled to be arraigned on the Woburn courthouse on Oct. 25 at 9:30 a.m.
The Middlesex District Legal professional’s workplace stated these expenses are primarily based on Vose’s alleged “inappropriate conduct” with semi-nonverbal youngsters between 3 and 5 years previous whereas he was working as a bus driver for the Newton Early Schooling Childhood Program and Transportation for Newton Public Colleges contracted by way of JSC Transportation.
The college packages notified police of suspicious exercise by Vose, a contract driver, on Might 28. They instructed police that the bus firm checked the GPS location of the bus after youngsters had been getting dropped off late. This exhibits that he was driving the bus to a “secluded portion of the parking lot near the tree line,” based on a DA assertion.
“An investigation revealed that, on multiple occasions, the defendant had transported three victims, between ages 3 and 5 years old, to secluded areas and turned off the audio and video recording in his bus for up to 20 minutes at a time,” prosecutors wrote in an announcement. “At no time did the school district, parent of the students, daycare or bus company official authorize the defendant’s change in route or one-on-one time with the victims.”
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