Teacher Admits Guilt in Child Molestation Case
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A former Folsom elementary school teacher faces 105 years in prison after pleading guilty in a child molestation case involving 40 young victims.
Standing before an angry crowd of parents, Scott E. Gmitter, 34, refused to mount a defense despite the potentially heavy penalty during a hearing Thursday in Superior Court.
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