Teacher accused of sexually exploiting minor: St. Albert RCMP
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An Edmonton man who worked as a teacher has been charged with making and possessing child pornography.
An Edmonton man who worked as a teacher has been charged with making and possessing child pornography.
Bryce Hughes, 28, was arrested after a complaint that a minor had been sexually exploited by a teacher was filed with St. Albert RCMP in late February.
He is also charged with sexual exploitation, agreeing or arranging a sexual offence against a child, and making sexually explicit material available to a child.
RCMP believe there could be other victims and encouraged anyone with information to contact police or Crime Stoppers.
Hughes was released under conditions and given a court date of April 25.
St. Albert Victim Services Unit has offered support to the affected family.
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