Webb City Junior High employee on leave after accusations of arranging to have sex with 13-year-old girl

A Webb City Junior High School janitor is on administrative leave while the Webb City Police Department investigates allegations that he arranged to have sex in a dark room at the school "with no curtains and a couch" with someone he thought was a 13-year-old girl.

The call was actually a setup by a non-profit group called Bikers Against Predators that according to its Facebook page {takes} action against online child predators and {exposes} them to the community and {has} them face justice!

On the video, the janitor, who said he has been an R-7 employee for five years, is confronted outside of Webb City Junior High School by two representatives of Bikers Against Predators, who note that he sent a picture of his genitals to the "girl" and asked for nude photos.

In the janitor's conversation with the girl, according to the Bikers Against Predators representative, he told her she could "come to the school,' and described the room where he would have sex with her. The "girl' was taking an Uber to the school to meet with him.

The janitor told the Bikers Against Predators representatives that he watched pornography and preferred "lesbian pornography," but that "I'm more hetero."

The video confrontation, which was livestreamed on Bikers Against Predators Facebook page, comes to a close with Webb City Police officers arriving, being told the situation and also being told that all conversations with the janitor had been recorded.

The Webb City R-7 School District issued the following statement on its Facebook page Thursday night:

On the evening of Thursday, May 1st, District Administration was contacted by local law enforcement regarding a situation involving a staff member. 

The District’s number one priority is keeping our students safe, and upon learning of these allegations, the District immediately cooperated with the Webb City Police Department and put the staff member on administrative leave. 

Until this matter has been properly investigated by the local law enforcement, the District is not in a position to share any additional information, as prohibited by board policies. However, we will continue to cooperate with local authorities as they continue their investigation.