Brian J. Kennedy (147 Minot St., Dorchester, Massachusetts), 34, teachers aide at Maria Weston Chapman Middle School, Weymouth Public Schools, Weymouth, Massachusetts, "allegedly exposing himself to two young girls at Barnes & Noble" Wicked Local: Weymouth teacher aide arraigned on lewdness charge in Framingham (Feb 25 2013) A Chapman Middle School teacher aide has been barred from school properties by administrators following his arrest on Feb. 23 for allegedly exposing himself to two young girls at Barnes & Noble in Framingham. Brian J. Kennedy 34, of 147 Minot St. Dorchester, pleaded innocent to open and gross lewdness charges in Framingham District Court on Feb. 25. Police allege Kennedy exposed himself to the girls ages 12 and 13 on Feb.. 13. Milford Daily News: Weymouth teacher arraigned on lewdness charge in Framingham (Feb 25 2013) Tags:
My Fox Boston: Weymouth teacher accused of exposing himself to young girls (Feb 25 2013) A Weymouth middle school teacher accused of exposing himself to two young girls inside the Framingham Barnes and Noble on Feb. 13 was arraigned on Monday. Brian Kennedy, 34, of Dorchester, pleaded not guilty to a charge of open and gross lewdness. Kennedy, a teacher at the Chapman Middle School, was ordered to not have contact with children 18-years-old or younger. He was also ordered to not contact the 12 and 13-year-old victims and to not go to Barnes and Noble. Kennedy must not drink alcohol and must submit to random alcohol screenings. He is scheduled to return to court for a pretrial hearing on April 25.
Metrowest Daily News: Teacher's aide charged with exposing himself in Framingham bookstore (Feb 26 2013) Framingham police arrested Brian Kennedy, 34, of 147 Minot St., Dorchester, Saturday at the police station. He is charged with one count of open and gross lewdness for the alleged Feb. 13 incident at the bookstore at 1 Worcester Road. Police said that, at the police station, Kennedy admitted to exposing himself at the store, saying he was drunk, that he struggles with depression and knew what he did was wrong. Kennedy also told police he has publicly exposed himself several times before, including at a Kohl’s store in Avon. There is no Kohl’s in Avon, but there is one in neighboring Stoughton. Last year, the Patriot Ledger and its sister paper, The Enterprise of Brockton, ran a story about police looking to identify a man exposed himself to a 13-year-old girl in that store. The incident was also featured on the Mass Most Wanted website.
Wicked Local: Report: Weymouth teacher's aide says he's exposed himself before (Feb 26 2013) Brian J. Kennedy, 34, of Dorchester, who worked with special-needs students at Chapman Middle School, told the officer who arrested him that he’d exposed himself to girls through a window at his father’s apartment and that he had also exposed himself at a Kohl’s department store, according to a police report. It does not appear that he was arrested or charged in those incidents.
Wicked Local: Weymouth teacher aide placed on leave after arrest (Feb 26 2013) Brian J. Kennedy 34, of 147 Minot St. in Dorchester, pleaded not guilty to open and gross lewdness charges in Framingham District Court Feb. 25. Police allege Kennedy exposed himself to girls ages 12 and 13 at Barnes & Noble in Framingham Feb. 13. According to court documents, he also admitted to exposing himself in a Kohl’s department store two years ago. Weymouth Public Schools Superintendent Kenneth Salim said Kennedy was placed on unpaid leave and is barred from school properties because of the allegations.
Milford Daily News: Weymouth teacher’s aide charged with lewdness may be tied to Stoughton case (Feb 27 2013) Police in Stoughton say a Weymouth teacher’s aide currently on unpaid leave after being charged with exposing himself to two young girls in a bookstore is a “person of interest” in an indecent exposure case from last year ... When the officer who arrested him asked if he’d ever done it before, the 34-year-old Dorchester resident told him he had exposed himself at a Kohl’s department store in Avon “about two years ago,” according to a police report. There is no Kohl’s in Avon, but there is one nearby on Technology Center Drive in Stoughton. “He’s close in description to our suspect in that case,” Stoughton police executive officer Robert Devine said Tuesday. “Currently the investigation has not led to charges.” Patriot Ledger: Weymouth teacher’s aide charged with lewdness may be tied to Stoughton case (Feb 27 2013)
Hi, I'm sorry if this is against the "no whining about information" rule, but i just want to point out a mistake. Weymouth Public Schools/Chapman Middle School is in Massachusetts, not Maine.
