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High school student accused of molesting 2 underage girls on school bus

2 Underage Girls Allegedly Molested By High School Student On School Bus
By Raisa Habersham, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Feb 13, 2018

A Georgia high school student was arrested Friday, accused of sexually assaulting two underage girls on an Athens school bus, police said.

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Timothy Fitzgerald Willingham Jr., 19, faces two counts of felony child molestation and one count of felony sodomy, Athens-Clarke County police spokesman Geof Gilland said in a statement.

Authorities said the alleged molestation occurred Tuesday, but school officials weren't notified until Friday.

Police reviewed surveillance footage from the bus and saw Willingham, a student at Clarke Central High School, and two girls, ages 15 and 16, engaged in a “sexual incident,” Gilland said.

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The school district sent parents a letter notifying them of the incident.

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