Jeremy Duane Stock (Loch Lomond, California), 37, English teacher at Lower Lake High School [Konocti Unifed School District], Lower Lake, California, "felony count of possession or control of child pornography and a misdemeanor charge of annoying or molesting children" Lake County News: BREAKING: Lower Lake High School teacher arrested on child pornography, molestation charges (Dec 7 2012) ... a Lower Lake High School teacher was taken into custody on Friday on charges of possessing child pornography and child molestation ... The warrant was for a felony count of possession or control of child pornography and a misdemeanor charge of annoying or molesting children, Bennett said. Bennett said that in January of this year information was brought forward to Lower Lake High School Principal Jeffrey Dixon that Stock was having inappropriate interactions with students. Tags:
Union Tribune: Lower Lake High teacher arrested on child porn (Dec 7 2012) Clearlake Police Det. Sgt. Nick Bennett says [Jeremy Duane] Stock had been on leave while Lower Lake High School investigated allegations that he had interacted inappropriately with students ... Stock faces a felony charge of possession of child pornography and a misdemeanor charge of molesting children. Lodi News Sentinel: Lower Lake High teacher arrested on child porn (Dec 7 2012)
Lake County Record-Bee: BREAKING: Lower Lake High teacher arrested on child pornography charge (Dec 7 2012) Jeremy Stock, 37, was taken into custody at his Loch Lomond home for an arrest warrant issued by the Lake County Superior Court, Clearlake Police Det. Sgt. Nick Bennett stated. At this time, investigators believe none of the pornography involved any Konocti Unified School District (KUSD) children, according to Bennett. The English instructor, who began at the high school in August 2009, hadn't taught since January, when allegations of wrongdoing on his part first came to light.
My News 4: Lower Lake High teacher arrested on child porn (Dec 7 2012) The Lake County Record-Bee reports 37-year-old Jeremy Stock was taken into custody Friday at his Loch Lomond home for an arrest warrant issued by Lake County Superior Court. Clearlake Police Det. Sgt. Nick Bennett says Stock had been on leave while Lower Lake High School investigated allegations that he had interacted inappropriately with students.
Daily Democrat: Lower Lake High teacher arrested on child pornography charge (Dec 7 2012) Clearlake Police arrested a Lower Lake High School teacher Friday on suspicion of possessing child pornography and molesting or annoying children. Jeremy Stock, 37, was taken into custody at his Loch Lomond home for an arrest warrant issued by the Lake County Superior Court, Clearlake Police Det. Sgt. Nick Bennett stated ... The English instructor, who began at the high school in August 2009, hadn't taught since January, when allegations of wrongdoing on his part first came to light.
Press Democrat: Lower Lake High teacher posts bail on child porn, molestation charges (Dec 8 2012) [Jeremy] Stock already was on administrative leave from the school after officials in January received information about him allegedly having “inappropriate interaction with students.” [Clearlake Police Department Det. Ryan] Peterson on Saturday would not say what the contact entailed, whether it occurred on campus or how many students were involved. “I'm trying to protect them from further ridicule,” Peterson said of the students.
Record Bee: Hearing set in case of Lower Lake High teacher allegedly possessing child porn (May 8 2013) A judge Tuesday rescheduled the preliminary hearing for the Loch Lomond man who was on administrative leave from Lower Lake High School at the time of his December arrest on child pornography and molestation charges. Jeremy Duane Stock appeared before retired Judge Robert L. Crone Jr. for case scheduling Tuesday at the Lake County Courthouse. The judge set Stock's preliminary examination to take place on July 8, deputy district attorney Ed Borg said. The pretrial hearing had been scheduled for June 10, but the defense wanted more time for its expert to review computer evidence in the case, Borg said.
