Former NJ school custodian charged for child sex abuse materials after food tampering arrest
UPPER DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP, N.J. - A former custodian at a South Jersey school is facing even more charges after being accused of contaminating school lunches last month.
Giovanni Impellizzari, 25, was arrested for contaminating food and kitchen utensils at Elizabeth Moore School in Upper Deerfield Township. Officials also say he performed sexual acts with school objects.
Police say video shows the school employee spraying bleach into a container of cucumbers that was later served to students.
NJ school sanitized after custodian accused of tampering with cafeteria food, utensils: officials
A custodian at Elizabeth Moore School in Upper Deerfield Township has been accused of contaminating food and kitchen utensils, as well as performing sexual acts with school objects.
He was initially charged with aggravated assault, tampering with food products, endangering the welfare of a child.
Now, officials say Impellizzari is facing child sex abuse material charges for possessing and distributing to others in Vineland.