A Clark County School District employee was taken into custody on a lewdness charge, the district announced on Tuesday.
On Monday, the CCSD Police Department detained Gilmar Acevedo, 61. Acevedo was brought into the Clark County Detention Centre on allegations of lewdness. Lewdness includes intentional public sexual activities, secret acts visible to others, and nonconsensual sexual touches in public places.
D’Vorre and Hal Ober Elementary School launched an enquiry this month, which led to the arrest. The investigation centred on a reported incident that occurred after school hours and without any kids present. Acevedo was most recently employed by CCSD in January 2025, when he served as an overnight custodian at D’Vorre and Hal Ober Elementary Schools.
Acevedo has been placed on unpaid leave under the terms of the negotiated agreement with the bargaining unit.
Carmen Morris, 42, a CCSD employee, was arrested in October on charges of child abuse, neglect, and endangerment. Morris has worked for CCSD since February 2013 and was last assigned as a special education transportation aide. She was placed on unpaid leave.
Julia Martinez-Ebner, 44, a CCSD staffer at Robert L. Taylor Elementary School, was arrested in September on charges of child abuse, negligence, and violence. Martinez-Ebner has worked with CCSD since July 2020, most recently as a reading and language intervention specialist. She was placed on unpaid leave.
Marianna Wynn, 63, a CCSD employee at Ruben P. Diaz Elementary School, was arrested in August and placed into the Clark County Detention Centre on a battery charge against a protected person. Wynn has been with CCSD since July 2024, most recently teaching at Diaz Elementary School. She was placed on unpaid leave.
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