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A New Jersey elementary school janitor is accused of performing sexual acts with school objects and contaminating food and cafeteria utensils with bodily fluids and bleach. Giovanni Impellizzeri, 25, is accused of contaminating food and kitchen utensils in the Elizabeth Moore School cafeteria with saliva, urine and feces. He also sprayed bleach into a container of food that was later served to kids “with the intention of harming the students,” according to an affidavit of probable cause.
The NJSP received multiple screenshots and videos from a social media account that appeared to show Impellizzeri “performing sexual acts with inanimate objects at the school,” officials said. The posts showed Impellizzeri “doing things that would endanger the well-being of the students at the school,” the criminal complaint said. He contaminated even more items in another area of the school with his bodily fluids as well, officials said.
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