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The historic downtown theater’s “Rialto Presents” series will kick off Oct. Harris, the lawsuit states, asked the girl if she said “no” loudly enough to her alleged assailant, how many times she said “no” and asked the girl if “she was seeking attention.Loveland’s Rialto Theater has announced details of its upcoming fall and winter season, including shows by popular performers George Winston, Paula Poundstone, Dan Cummins and Goitse. “As defendant Natasha Harris walked out of defendant David Shenhan Yang’s office, she stated ‘they are just boys’ and she ‘can’t know more, (she’s) not going to do this,’ ” according to the lawsuit. After making the student fill out a formal written statement, Yang called Harris into his office and asked the girl to wait outside a moment. The girl reported the incident to Yang on Nov. On Thursday, May 19, attorney Michael Alder filed a lawsuit in San Bernardino Superior Court on behalf of one of the alleged victims, now 16, alleging the girl was “sexually, physically and verbally assaulted and attacked” at the school by a 17-year-old male student on Nov. She said Morton remains on paid administrative leave but would not comment further, citing the ongoing administrative investigation. Rialto Unified School District hired Morton in 2018, and she has served as a counselor at Carter High School since then, district spokeswoman Syeda Jafri said. Reached by telephone Monday, Morton’s attorney, Brady Clay Schwartz, declined to comment. “There is no further investigation at this time by Rialto PD,” he said in his statement. Kling said the charges against Morton concluded his department’s investigation. Morton, Yang and Harris are scheduled to next appear in Rancho Cucamonga Superior Court on June 23 for a pretrial hearing before Judge Michael R. Instead, detectives referred the additional details of their investigation to the District Attorney’s Office, which filed the charge. Kling said Morton was neither arrested nor cited.
The San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office charged Morton, 42, with one misdemeanor count of failure of a mandated reporter to report child abuse or neglect on March 7, court records show. Morton also failed to report it to police, Rialto Police Chief Mark Kling said in a statement. Yang and Harris are charged with failing to report the allegations made by three female students, which authorities said allowed the abuse to continue.Ībout a week after the arrests of Yang and Harris, police learned that one of the alleged victims had initially reported the offending student to Morton, claiming he had touched her inappropriately. (Micah Escamilla/The Sun)Īdditionally, Harris, who also goes by the surname Harris-Dawson, and Yang were each charged with a felony count of child abuse under circumstances or conditions likely to cause great bodily injury or death. Wilmer Amina Carter High School in Rialto is seen here in this file photo from Dec.
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