Wicomico High School instructional assistant accused of sex offense

Wicomico County Sheriff's Office News
Posted 2/7/24

On Feb. 5, 2024, Derrick Davis, age 43, was arrested after charges of Sexual Abuse of a Minor and Fourth Degree Sexual Offense …

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Wicomico High School instructional assistant accused of sex offense

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On Feb. 5, 2024, Derrick Davis, age 43, was arrested after charges of Sexual Abuse of a Minor and Fourth Degree Sexual Offense were issued by a District Court Commissioner. Davis was an instructional assistant at Wicomico High School.

Davis is charged with pursuing and engaging in inappropriate sexual communications and interactions with a minor, who is a student. Once this conduct was reported, authorities from the Wicomico County Child Advocacy Center, with cooperation from the Wicomico County Public Schools, acted swiftly to investigate the matter and ensure that Davis was charged and taken into custody before he could enter school premises again. Davis was placed on administrative leave pending this investigation and prosecution.

Davis had a bond review in the District Court, and he was released on house arrest with electronic GPS monitoring and a condition that he have no contact with minors pending the prosecution of the case.

The investigation is ongoing and the Wicomico County Child Advocacy Center is asking that any person(s) that have information relating to this investigation or similar allegations, please contact the following agencies:

Department of Social Services Intake & Screening: 410-713-3900

The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division: 410- 548-4898

Information provided to the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office should be directed to the lead investigator, Sgt. Seichepine.

It should be noted that criminal charges are allegations, and all persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

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