Four women were charged with violating a closed-circuit television (CCTV ) system that captured the offence in court on Friday ( Feb 21 ) with covering up for a man who allegedly molested a toddler at a preschool.
Information of the people, including their names and generations, were redacted from court records.
To protect the victim, who was around two years old at the time, a gag order was placed on their names along with the location of the alleged crime.
The costs involving the other two girls first appeared in the evening while the other two’s charges were filed in the morning on Friday.
At least one of them appears to have worked in a high-level place at the school.
One to three charges were given to the four females.
The additional costs include consciously omitting any information about the reported molester and deleting a video clip from a WhatsApp chat that captures the crime. All of the reported crimes occurred in November of this year.
None of them gave a petition in any way. On March 21, all of their circumstances may go back to court for a deeper discussion.
An criminal with the same title was discovered in the court system in relation to the person who is accused of molesting. This accused eyes eight works of offending a person under the age of 14. He had previously been reported to work at the daycare.
According to the jury program, he will enter a guilty plea on March 18.
An criminal perhaps receive jail time, a fine, or both if found guilty of intentionally omitting information in connection with an offense they are officially required to report.
For obstructing the course of justice, a man does become jailed up to seven years, fined, or both.