John Adams Elementary School teacher Justin Coleman indicted on child porn charges

A federal grand jury in Alexandria indicted a teacher at John Adams Elementary School on child poography charges.

The grand jury indicted Justin Coleman, 35, of Falls Church, on two counts of producing child poography, two counts of attempting to produce child poography, receiving child poography, and possessing modified child poography.

"This indictment alleges a patte of disturbing, predatory behavior toward young girls," said U.S. Attoey Neil MacBride. "The U.S. Attoey's Office is committed to doing everything we can to safeguard our children from the urgent threat of exploitation and abuse. Identifying adults who abuse positions of trust to engage in this sexually explicit conduct is our highest priority."

Coleman, a fourth grade dual language teacher, was arrested on April 6. He allegedly created videos in which he directed two minor girls, who were unaware at the time, to engage in sexual conduct.

He is also accused of attempting to produce child poography with seven girls, including two who were his students while he worked at a summer camp in Italy.