Former Assistant Principal From The Bronx Getting Treatment After Child Porn Admission
NEW YORK (AP) -- The former assistant principal of a Bronx high school is in a treatment program after admitting that he viewed child pornography on a library computer.
Brother Lawrence Gordon took a plea deal to avoid jail time. He's been fired by the Mount St. Michael Academy, an all-boys school.
According to the Daily News, Gordon accidentally left a USB drive in the school computer last Valentine's day. It held sexually explicit images of underage boys.
His attorney, Thomas Curran, says Gordon is remorseful.
The school said in a letter to parents that there was no sexual contact with students.
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