(Kansas) Trial date set for former teacher accused of stalking fourth-grade girl
A tentative date has been set for late next month to try a former teacher in the Olathe school district who is charged with stalking a fourth-grade student to whom he admitted in court documents he was sexually attracted and photographed hundreds of time without her knowledge.
James D. Loganbill, 59, of Lenexa could face up to a year in jail and a maximum fine of $1,000 if convicted of the charge of reckless stalking. He was arrested last June after, according to police, he admitted his fixation with one of his 10-year-old students and allowed police to search his electronic devices, where they found hundreds of photographs and videos of the girl.
She was not aware she was being photographed, which is the basis of Loganbill’s defense.
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