Caurey Rollins, Glenn Hills Elementary School Teacher’s Aide, Previously Involved In Foot-Licking Incident, Arrested for Approaching Child About Feet Once Again

GROVETOWN, Ga. – Caurey Rollins, a Glenn Hills Elementary School teacher’s aide who previously faced charges of child molestation for licking a young boy’s feet, found himself back in custody on Friday. This time, Rollins was arrested for approaching another child and inquiring about his feet, a direct violation of the conditions of his release. The incident has reignited concerns about the safety of children and raised calls for stricter measures against potential predators.

The alarming incident occurred in Columbia County, Georgia, just days after Rollins had been granted bond while awaiting trial on charges of child molestation. According to law enforcement officials, Rollins approached a 12-year-old boy who was playing basketball in his driveway. Pulling over his white Camaro, Rollins proceeded to show the young boy a photo of feet displayed on his phone. When the child declined his request, Rollins persisted, asking to see the boy’s feet. Sensing danger, the boy quickly ran inside his home to seek refuge. Fortunately, his vigilant mother recognized Rollins from a news report about his prior foot-licking arrest and immediately reported the incident to authorities.

The recent arrest has shed light on Rollins’ previous encounter at the Urban Air Adventure Park in Augusta, where he was accused of licking a 7-year-old boy’s feet. This unsettling incident took place on January 14, within a fenced play area at the popular recreational facility. It was reported that Rollins approached the child, asking him to sit in front of him. He then proceeded to tickle the young boy’s feet and ultimately licked them, all while shining a flashlight from his phone. The incident, witnessed by neither the child’s accompanying friend’s mother nor the park’s security cameras, raised questions about safety protocols and vigilance.

Rollins, a now former Physical Education paraprofessional at Glenn Hills Elementary School, had been employed at the school for the past academic year. His appearance on the school’s Facebook page just five days before the Urban Air incident highlighted his role as an educator. However, the Richmond County school district swiftly labeled Rollins as a “former employee” following his arrest, refraining from commenting on potential complaints against him. Requests for information regarding his conduct during his time working with children have been submitted through an open-records request.

The disturbing pattern of behavior displayed by Rollins has prompted concerns among parents and the wider community. Despite prosecutors’ pleas to deny bond for Rollins in the grand jury case, the judge ruled otherwise, setting his bond at $35,000 on May 8. The conditions of his release included a curfew from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m., no contact with the victims or locations of the alleged incidents, and mandatory attendance at all court proceedings. The recent incident in Grovetown clearly violated these conditions, prompting the Augusta District Attorney to express intent to revoke Rollins’ bond.

As authorities investigate the recent offense, questions arise about the severity of the charges and the coordination between different jurisdictions. Capt. Steve Morris of the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that Rollins would not be transferred to Richmond County in the near future, emphasizing the influence of factors such as the severity of the offenses and communication between district attorneys in determining where charges will be pursued first.

The incidents involving Rollins have raised broader concerns about child safety and the need for stricter safeguards against potential predators. Parents and community members are demanding increased vigilance, both in recreational facilities and educational institutions, to ensure the protection of children from individuals who may exploit positions of trust.

As the legal proceedings continue, the community anxiously awaits a resolution that will provide justice for the victims and reassurance for concerned parents. The events surrounding Caurey Rollins serve as a reminder that protecting children must remain a top priority, and that concerted efforts are needed to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.

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