Citrus Heights - Police arrested the Director of a private primary school in suburban Sacramento, California, on Wednesday on charges that he molested seven children in 15 years.
Robert Adams, 60, suffered an accident medical as he was arrested at his home Wednesday morning and taken to the hospital, citrus Heights Chief of Police Christopher Boyd said.
Adams, that students known as "Dr. Bob", connecting borders Creative opening school in 1975 until the authorities closed it in July. Boyd, said the indictment by the Attorney of the County of Sacramento district office involves seven separate victims at the school and that the latest allegations are of June. Six of the charges are leaders charge, said Boyd.
Adams and his attorney, Linda Parisi, denied the charges against him. Parisi made steps to immediately return a telephone message from the Associated Press on Wednesday morning.
District prosecutor's Office did not immediately comment, but a complaint filed in July by the Ministry of Social Services of California detailed allegations against Adams. The Agency revoked licence of daycare Adams at this time there.
She argued that Adams was young girls under their shirts and his pants down and that it would "isolate the female children in a computer's desktop and sunset with them on a carpet in his Office."
However, parents have rallied around the principal and the school in an idyllic area of 92,300 of tree about 20 miles northeast of the capital of the State.
"Our hearts go out to all children and families of this school, not only the victims, but all families," said Boyd. "We recognize fully that the events surrounding the school disrupted the lives of families".
About 180 students from kindergarten to the sixth year to Creative Frontiers School before it was a component. Fresh tuition for an entire year was $6 507, according to the school's Web site.
Boyd, said the police investigation is continuing and there may be more fresh.
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