Accused Molester Is Sought by Authorities
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Police are asking for the public’s help in finding a former Bakersfield City School District employee accused of sexually molesting teenage boys.
Salvador Ray Diaz, 40, is accused of having sexual relations with at least three boys he met while serving as a school-community liaison.
Sgt. Gary Rhoades said investigators have not been able to contact Diaz since he was placed on leave in October 2001.
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