Santa Rosa teacher arrested for lewd acts with underage student
Santa Rosa PD Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Team detectives identified the teacher as 34-year-old Gino Beccaria of Santa Rosa. Following a preliminary investigation, police said detectives were able to obtain enough information to believe the suspect had committed the crimes he was suspected of.
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At 9 p.m. Thursday, a uniformed Santa Rosa PD officer stopped Beccaria in his vehicle near Rohnert Park Expressway and State Farm Drive. He was arrested and booked into Sonoma County Jail on the following charges:
Lewd acts with a minor
Contact with a minor with the intent to commit lewd acts
Arrange a meeting with a minor with the intent to commit lewd acts
Due to the age of the victim and the traumatizing nature of the incident, police are not releasing the student's name, age or grade. Despite an arrest being made, police say the investigation remains ongoing.
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