A former El Cajon religious school teacher was sentenced today to more than 21 years in state prison after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting several young women and underage girls. Full story:
EL CAJON – A former El Cajon religious school teacher who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting several young women and underage girls was sentenced today to more than 21 years in state prison.
San Diego Sheriff’s Lt. Chad Boudreau said none of the crimes occurred on campus. He also met other victims through a website called Model Mayhem, the lieutenant said. At his sentencing hearing, Sniff said in a statement, “Many times in my life, I showed people the person I aspired to be, but in reality I wasn’t. I also lied and manipulated people to get what I wanted.”
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