Colorado police are searching for a former school employee accused of sexually abusing a 13-year-old student, Us Weekly you are educated.
Brenda Meza he may run away, as the police say they could not find him.
Meza, 34, worked at a middle school in Greeley-Evans School District 6, according to a statement from the Greeley Police Department.
In the same statement, investigators allege Meza repeatedly sexually assaulted the victim over the course of several months.
Meza has a warrant out for his arrest, police said, and is wanted on several undisclosed charges. Authorities added that they tried to contact him directly but to no avail.
Investigators are still unclear about the specific allegations against Meza, it is not known how he met the suspect. The gender of the alleged sexual abuser has not been released, and it is unclear how many incidents of alleged sexual abuse have occurred.
They also did not say where Meza could be at this time.
Dr. Suzette Lusterthe principal of Franklin Middle School, sent a letter home to parents informing them of the situation.
“The safety and security of students is always our priority,” reads the note to parents. “We are deeply sorry if these allegations have negatively impacted our school, staff and students. If your student needs additional support at this time, please contact our counseling office.”
The school district hired Meza in early 2020, according to police.
She worked at Franklin Middle School as a school secretary. He also worked as an occasional substitute teacher and coached the cross country team, according to investigators.
Police said officers first arrived at his home in Greeley on February 12 after receiving information about alleged child sexual abuse. He was not home at the time and has not been seen since, according to police.
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Meza was placed on administrative leave the same day and fired on February 25.
Anyone who may have information related to the investigation is urged to contact the Detective Austin Berkeley at Austin.Burckley@greeleypd.com. Anyone who knows where Meza is is asked to call 911 or contact an officer Zach Eberhard at Zach.Eberhard@greeleypd.com or (970) 502-2186.
If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).
