LEBANON — A deputy who was assigned to the Warren County Career Center for three years faces a disciplinary hearing Tuesday involving charges that he made sexually explicit comments to or in the presence of 11 students.

        Deputy Shawn Bray, who was reassigned in March and placed on paid administrative leave, also is accused of lying in the internal investigation and of a number of administrative violations involving his performance at the school.

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Bray

        A report released by the Warren County Sheriff's Office on Wednesday alleges the 29-year-old school resource officer:

        • Made a comment to two female students that they should make a video for him of the girls having sex together.

        • Made a comment to a female student about another student's derriere.

        • Called a group of 10th-graders who were visiting the Career Center “new meat for next year.”

        “You allowed yourself to become personally involved with students and far exceeded professional boundaries,” Col. Del Everett wrote in the memo outlining the charges. “You established a reputation with students as being perverted.”

        The report also accuses Deputy Bray of violations for:

        • Sending personal e-mails to students from his school office and from home.

        • Writing inappropriate passes for students to get out of class or leave school early.

        • Disclosing to a student that he was going to arrest another student later that day.

        Sheriff's officials said Deputy Bray faces a range of disciplinary action that includes counseling, suspension or firing.

        He is the second county deputy to face administrative charges this week involving sexual harassment in their jobs at local schools.

        An internal investigation released Monday concluded that Deputy Michael Krznarich, a 34-year-old Drug Abuse Resistance Education officer, had made sexual remarks to 16 female teachers at Columbia, Pennyroyal and Waynesville elementary schools.

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