Principal Murray has also asked for the removal of clips of the incident posted on the internet by the students. Meanwhile, in an email to the outlet, MCPS spokeswoman Gboyinde Onijala stated that the district is "still investigating" the incident and Schack remains on administrative leave. "It did not rise to the level of a criminal offense under Maryland law," he said. Speaking to the outlet, Police spokesman Rick Goodale said that following the investigation it has been decided that Schack will not be charged as the act did not rise to the level of criminal offense. It was my bad," he said.īethesda Magazine reported that the police authorities have cleared that Schack will not be charged for his act. Insisting that he was not a pervert, Schack said that it was just a mistake on his part.
I didn't do anything on purpose," he told the station. I was just in privacy of my own home and I didn't mean any ill will. I meant no harm because I didn't even know I was on the recording. I didn't do anything intentionally, not malicious. I'm pretty disturbed about the whole situation. The teaching assistant became aware of the ruckus only after being approached by a reporter seeking his comments on the masturbation scandal. Claiming innocence over the incident, Schack told Fox 5 that he thought that the online session on Zoom was over and his camera was switched off, before the incident.
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