Kenneth Ronald Zaremba III, a Fort Payne educator, was arrested and charged with two counts of prostitution on Friday. Continue reading to learn more.
The Fort Payne Board of Education scheduled an urgent meeting Friday afternoon to collect the resignation of a teacher who had been accused of purportedly soliciting a prostitute the day before.
The suspect was also arrested and put into the DeKalb County Detention Center on a $100,000 bail.
Kenneth Zaremba allegedly paid a prostitute to drive him from Huntsville to his home for s*x, according to DeKalb County Sheriff’s investigators.
Arrested: Who Is Kenneth Zaremba?
According to a news statement from the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office, Kenneth Ronald Zaremba III of Fort Payne was detained on one count of solicitation of a prostitute and one count of participating in prostitution.
Zaremba reportedly lectured Foundations of Health Science and Sports Medicine Intermediate course for students on the Sports Medicine Career Tech program at Fort Payne High School.
As per a 2019 media article, he has also offered dual enrollment in anatomy and physiology at Northeast Alabama Community College. In addition, he was engaged in baseline testing for all high school athletes, regardless of sport.
In contrast to the students, he has served as an outreach ATC for Drake Ibsen and Rehab Partners Fort Payne in Fort Payne High and Middle School, according to the Times-Journal.
Age Of Fort Payne Teacher, Kenneth Ronald Zaremba III
Kenneth Ronald Zaremba III, according to many accounts, is 37 years of age, indicating that he was born in 1985.
His exact birth date and other physical data, however, have yet to be made public via the internet.
Facebook Details: Kenneth Ronald Zaremba III Family Explored
Due to privacy concerns, no more information about his family, wife, or children has been made public. Similarly, information about his arrest has been widely disseminated on social media sites. Furthermore, we have been unable to locate him on Facebook or other online platforms.
Apparently, there was no evidence that Zaremba’s actions involved minors or that any criminal behavior occurred on school grounds.
Despite this, DeKalb County Sheriff Nick Welden stated in a news statement that detectives are still working with school administrators to assure the youngsters’ safety.
Zaremba may have utilized the internet to communicate with the s*x worker, according to the statements.