Log in to WRAL.com with one click using your favorite social network:
OR
Log in using your WRAL.com account:



Wrong email/password combination.

Forgot password?

Register with WRAL.com using your favorite social network:
OR
Register for a WRAL.com account using our web form.

Login Options

6:39 p.m. • 2-12-12

Weather Forecast for Raleigh

  • Mon: Partly Cloudy.
    • Hi: 50° F
  • Tue: Rain.
    • Hi: 53° F
  • Wed: Partly Cloudy.
    • Hi: 57° F

Other Locations

> 7 Day Forecast

Doppler Image

Marketplace Links

Social Links

Main Menu

Sex Charges Against Former Teacher Dropped


e-mail print friendly
Justin Scranton
Justin Scranton

Sex charges against a former teacher at a private Catholic high school in Raleigh were dropped after the family of the victim refused to cooperate, court documents show.

In February, Justin David Scranton was charged with taking indecent liberties with a minor during the time he coached track and taught English at Cardinal Gibbons High School.

Prosecutors said they dropped charges against Scranton after the victim's family and other witnesses refused to further cooperate with the case. Felony indecent liberties charges carry a jail sentence of three months to a year.

Another teacher caught Scranton kissing and fondling a female student's breasts and buttocks, according to court documents. Police claimed in a search warrant that Scranton admitted to acting inappropriately with the student.

According to the same warrant, the victim alleged that other females previously complained about Scranton's conduct toward them.

Scranton worked at Cardinal Gibbons for seven years.

RELATED TOPICS: Raleigh

e-mail print friendly

0 Comments


WRAL.com welcomes your comments on this story. All comments are moderated prior to publication based on our posting guidelines. Please review them prior to posting and if your message is not approved.

View Comments 0 COMMENTS

This story is closed for comments. Comments on WRAL.com news stories are accepted and moderated between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday through Friday.

View Comments 0 COMMENTS

Multimedia

advertisement