Nude Photo of Female Agoura High School Staffer Ends Up On Facebook

By Dennis Romero Fri., Apr. 27 2012 at 7:09 AM

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A nude photo of an Agoura High School administrator might have ended up on Facebook and before the eyes of underage boys, prompting the L.A. County Sheriff's Department to investigate.

It appears that, this time around, the school employee in question wasn't a former porn star: It's not clear how the picture was taken.

All Sgt. Dan Scott of the sheriff's Special Victims Bureau would tell the Weekly is that ...

Who circulated it and who it was sent to could change greatly what crime it is. All of that is relavent to the investigation. Sending it to a minor with intent to arouse is much different than it just floating around.

The Acorn newspaper reports that a school source told the paper ...

... a male physical fitness trainer who reportedly works with the woman at Agoura Fitness in Agoura Hills. The picture was subsequently copied and circulated by students at the high school ...

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A source said she took the trainer's classes: That man might have been put on leave or fired from the gym, the Acorn said.

The pic ended up on the trainer's Facebook page, and some students might have seen it, copied it, and spread it around.

How this went down is the subject of the sheriff's inquiry, which was opened within the last few weeks, Scott said:

We are actively investigating all aspects of the case.

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Agoura High, Agoura Hills, Facebook, nude photo, sheriff, Special Victims Bureau, teacher

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mystere

This is the kind of garbage that a pseudo-journalist would spread. It's dirty gossip, plain and simple.

Dennis Romero

MrRich:

Actually I talked to the investigator and it seems like it did end up on Facebook.

Thanks for the SEO analysis. Glad you had the time on a Friday workday not only to read but to parse.

FYI, I get a salary.

As for other, worthy news, simply read the Informer blog. We do a lot of it, every day.

Frank

And what's with the photo posted to this article? Is that her, or just a stock photo of a woman and a computer?

kevin

Dennis Romero -- the thin-skinned provocateur! You've already had your say in the column, why fight with the readers in the comments section?

Guest

could not agree more w/ this statement...think it's bad here, i've read full fledged internet WARS in the Village Voice comment sections between columnist and readers...it's unprofessional...then again, it's just the LA Weekly<---and these particular situations are what led me to this opinion...

MrRichPeoples

Happy Saturday Mr. Romero. The subjects involved are described in the post as an administrator and as a trainer. Neither of these descriptions are included in the tags.

What is the reasoning behind choosing "teacher" as a tag? What makes "teacher" a more favorable choice over "administrator" or "trainer" in the tags?

Frank

I know this lady and she does great things for kids with special needs. She has helped my child so much and that is just one student of hundreds she has worked with over the years. If this person is taken away from these kids because of this photo, he may have a few mothers and fathers looking for him. This is a crime, no doubt.

MrRichPeoples

A nude photo "might have ended up on Facebook", and without shame, the LA Weekly declares it "news".

Is there some sort of Bingo-style game for SEO/keywords? If so, Dennis Romero is really close to having a winner here with "nude", "underage", "high school", "porn star" and "arouse". Unfortunately, he's missing "teacher" in the actual post, but I see that it was added at the end as a tag. "Administrator" doesn't score nearly as many points.

Is Mr. Romero getting paid by the word or by the page view?