College worker at Los Teques detained for sexual abuse of three students

Ramón Antonio Tinjaca Rodríguez, a 62 -year -old worker, was arrested this weekend in Los Teques, Miranda State, for his involvement in the sexual abuse of three minor students in an educational institution in the area.

According to information disseminated by regional media, Tinjaca worked as a worker in the Andrés Eloy Blanco Educational Unit, located in the Alberto Ravell sector. The victims are three girls, two of nine years and one of ten, all students of the aforementioned school.

Preliminary investigations point out that Tinjaca would have approached one of the girls while he was in the water drinking fountain, where he allegedly touched her in several parts of her body and kissed her on the nose and mouth. Despite escaping, the child would not have revealed the incident immediately.

The aggressor would have repeated this behavior pattern with another second -degree student in the same area of ​​the drinker, grabbing it by the shoulders and kissing it. Like the first victim, this girl would not have reported the abuse at first.

The third case of abuse also occurred near the school drinker. It is alleged that Tinjaca approached the girl, performing improper touching and, allegedly, sexually abusing her.

A companion complaint led to the arrest

The case came to light when one of the affected girls trusted what happened to a partner. This complaint came to the school’s address, who immediately informing the Guide, Board and Adolescent System of Guaicaipuro.

After receiving the notification, regional police officers proceeded to capture Ramón Antonio Tinjaca Rodríguez, who was transferred to the corresponding dungeons. Subsequently, the case was placed at the order of the Public Ministry for relevant investigations and legal actions.

The competent authorities will carry out the necessary investigations to clarify the facts and determine the responsibility of the detainee. The necessary comprehensive support is expected to the victims and their families during this difficult process.