Lanark County OPP have once again charged a Perth, Ont., teacher following an additional complaint of a historic sexual assault of a minor.
OPP originally released information about the now-43-year-old Jeffrey Peters’ charges on Nov. 7.
READ MORE: Perth, Ont., teacher charged for historic sexual assaults involving at least 1 minor, OPP say
OPP gave very few details about the incidents that lead to his charges — two counts each of sexual assault, sexual exploitation and invitation to sexual touching in relation to information received by police in October.
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On Tuesday, Lanark County OPP laid two additional charges against Peters — one count of sexual assault and one count of sexual exploitation. OPP did not release any details about the alleged incident or victim.
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When the charges were first announced, the Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario told Global News it had suspended Peters as a precaution.
Peters is scheduled to appear in court on Dec. 16.
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