mr. mathis. teacher mathis admitted to kissing and touching the plaintiff sexually. but he believed it was consensual. in its conclusion, whether or not their actions were consensual, in this instance, his position is one of power over the students. and he has the duty not to allow situations to develop. >> we pretty much got what we asked for. >> after watching our original investigation, a campus group formed called students for the accountability of jeffrey mathis. >> change is constant, endemic. >> earlier this month, muhammad responded sending this e-mail saying after the incident in mr. mathis' office, san jose state investigated and took appropriate action. but mr. mathis continued tooeching. because this is a personnel matter, the specific details of the actions taken are confidential. however, mr. mathis is no longer employed by sjsu. >> it's kind of concerning that the university didn't act until we applied pressure. >> even that they've announced that he's no longer here, there's no real -- was it guilt? was it pressure? what was the basis of his decision?

mr. mathis. ential report included teacher mathis admitted to kissing and touching the complainant sexually, but he believed it was consensual. they found whether or not their actions were consensual in this instance, his position is one of power over the students. and he has the duty not to allow situations to develop. >> we pretty much got what we asked for. >> after watching our original investigation, a campus group formed called students for the accountability of jeffrey mathiss. it demanded action by top administrators at san jose state. earlier this month, the university president responded, sending this e-mail, saying after the incident in mr mr. mathis' office, san jose state investigated and took appropriate action. but mr. mathis continued teaching. three weeks after our investigation aired, that e-mail announced because this is a personnel matter, the specific details of the actions taken are confidential. however, mr. mathis is no longer employed by sjsu. >> it's kind of concerning th

mr. mathis for more than ten months. mathis told police investigators that he believed the encounter in his office was consensual. he later wrote an e-mail to the student saying he made a mistake in how he handled the situation behind closed doors. in the coming days, you will hear reaction from that san hoers state student. we do intend to ask questions. it is an issue of public accountability. the student wants to know why it took so long for any action. >> good work. thanks. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. you can send us an e-mail to the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> largest gang case in santa clara history. 34 gang members indicted on selling drugs to murder were all in court. nbc bay area's marian favre joins us in san jose with the story. >> reporter: it was very intense this afternoon as 27 men and seven women filed into the same courtroom for their arraignment. the nuestra gang. they came in wearing chains on their arms. some wore ankle chains. the charges were from murder to robberies to