news 4's tracy wilkins is live now with more on the charges. tracy? >> reporter: this speaks to just how complicated the case is. 23 children are included in this indictment. 20 of them they have able to identify meaning that some of the victims still have not come forward. the prince georges county states attorney's office says this is the largest set of indictments and charges for one individual she has ever experienced since she's been states attorney in prince georges county. we are talking about deonte carraway, the former teacher aide and volunteer in prince georges county. he was volunteering within the school when, according to documents, he took advantage of his opportunity to work with children there and took them into places where he could create pornography. not just within the school but also walking them home and doing this in some of their homes as well. the municipal center where he had a choir as well. he's facing federal charges in relation to this. now he's being charged in prince georges county with, again, 270 counts associated wi

news 4 tracy wilkins has new reaction from the mother of one child named in that indictment. tracy? >> the states attorney said it well. what we are looking at here with the case is not a case of stranger danger, but parents who trusted someone they knew well who then did this. this 10-year-old boy is learning to be a child again after months of alleged sexual abuse at the hands of someone his family trusted. >> i thought he was a nice person. speaking with some of the other parents and you know, him wanting my son to join his choir and my son wanted to. >> reporter: one of the 23 children listed in the indictments against carraway, a former teacher's aide. today his mother disclosed where he abused his child. >> the school. the municipal center. i don't know if it happened outside. but it also happened within my home. >> mr. carraway faces multiple life sentences if found guilty of these offenses. >>> the states attorney office announced 23 count of aex abuse of a minor, 125 count of first, second and third degree sex offenses, 66 counts of creating child porn and 68 counts of poss

tracy wilkins has a look at what's next in the case of deonte carraway. >> reporter: just to put it in perspective the charge of sexual abuse of a minor carries a life long sentence and he has 23 of those. bottom line he's looking at multiple life sentences behind bars if convicted. >> it's like a kick in the stomach. your heart drop to describe what she felt when learning her 10-year-old son was a victim of the school volunteer she trusted. >> reporter: a grand jury found him guilty of 23 count of sex abuse of a minor. 125 count of first, second and third degree sex offenses, 66 counts of creating child porn and 68 counts of possessing child porn. the office found a way to try carraway without having children take the stand by using the more than 50 videos he allegedly produced. brooks stressed the office is investigating criminal charges beyond carraway. this mother and son are in therapy. >> he's doing okay. he has his moments. >> reporter: she says the indictment is just the beginning, not the end of the fight. for it. he needs to not ever be around children again. as far as i'm co

tracy wilkins has more on training students and teachers. >> reporter: today after months of waiting clear what the prince george's county school system is going to do to protect its students after a student aid is accused of sexually assaulting nearly 20 kids at his school. the prince george's school system released the findings of a student safety passport that was led by charline duke. the task force was commissioned to figure out how to shore up what prince george's county already has in place in terms of student safety. and they creating something new. the school system will immediately ask to start and accountability office to answer to the ceo of the prince george's county school system. they will also start a new curriculum teaching students from pre-k to 12th grade how to save themselves and protect themselves from sexual abuse. here now from the ceo school system. >> it is not having the procedures but the implementation. it's not having policies necessarily but are they being implemented appropriately. >> reporter: while the task force is implementing these plans, they did

as tracy will coee wilkins show the dancers will be getting the cash they're owed. >> reporter: if exotic wanted to get paid to dance, they had to pay the club owners to work. >> if you're on schedule and you up to go to work, the club says, good, you're here, now pay me $25 for the night. >> reporter: they have violated federal law by treating exotic dancers as contractors instead of employees. dancers were paid with tips they earned only. >> they were entitled to the minimum wage. they should have been made more. >> reporter: the u.s. fourth circuit court of appeals has ruled in their favor. >> it's not the first decision that dancers are supposed to be called employees and not contractors, but it's a major decision from the fourth circuit saying this is not in question anymore. >> reporter: the dancers are expected to receive an estimated $250,000 in back pay and damages. we couldn't reach the owner for comment, but his attorney says they are considering another appeal. >> the club wants to pay them as tipped employees, they have to pay the tip credit minimum wage, plus allow the dance

tracie potts is joining us. tr -- tracee wilkins is joining us. a.m., people were taken out of the base, some with their hands up. >> i have a report of an active shooter. don't know much than anybody else. >> reporter: he was locked out of the base due to the shutdown. >> i'm praying for my colleagues in their barricaded behind locked doors. >> reporter: it was soon discovered that there was no gunman. they were preparing for an active shooter drill adding to the confusion when the report was made of an active shooter. joint base andrews released a statement describing what unfolded this way. "joint base andrews was scheduled to conduct a no-notice active shooter exercise. however, reports of a real-world active shooter situation at the medical facility were miscommunicated before the exercise was to begin. there was a misidentification of the security forces emergency services team who were conducting a routi of the medical facility, which caused the distress call." base officials are not saying who made the call. the base is used by active and

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