Teacher Sent to Prison in Child Porn Case
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A Canyon Country teacher facing trial on 30 molestation-related offenses was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison Friday on separate charges that he possessed child pornography, according to the U.S. attorney’s office.
Paul Alphonse Kreutzer, 62, a former teacher at Liggett Street Elementary School in Panorama City, was arrested in March 2000 during a federal investigation into a child pornography Web site.
Kreutzer faces a pretrial hearing June 15 in Van Nuys Superior Court on the molestation charges involving former students.
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