Former Winnipeg teacher faces new charges involving four underage girls, three of whom were students
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A former Winnipeg teacher who had been previously charged with voyeurism, sexual assault, and accessing child pornography is facing more charges related to a number of incidents throughout 2024.
A former Winnipeg teacher who had been previously charged with voyeurism, sexual assault, and accessing child pornography is facing more charges related to a number of incidents throughout 2024.
Matthew James Mousseau, 37, was arrested and charged in October following an investigation by the internet child exploitation unit.
As police continued to investigate, officers found “sexually exploitive conversations” and images with young girls. Police said four girls between the ages of 12 and 17 were involved.
Three of the girls were mentored by Mousseau, while the fourth was from outside school.
Between January and September of this year, police detailed five incidents where the girls either asked for a ride or met Mousseau, and they would go to his home.
The first incident, a girl stayed at his house, and he took photos of her, police said.
During the second incident, police said he “secretly recorded” a video of a girl and “performed an indecent act” in it.
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