The offender is accused of assaulting a student at Arizona Elementary School

Friday – A convicted felon who was released from prison two weeks ago is said to have heard that he was a doctor and sexually assaulted an Arizona high school, venting his anger and demanding answers from parents, according to reports.

Abela Kai Gblah, 25, is accused of sexual assault and kidnapping after receiving school grounds and being asked as a doctor to persuade the school in the classroom and hit him at Orangewood Elementary School on November 19, according to the Phoenix Police Department (PPD).

PPD officials said in a statement to FOX News Digital that they were called to the school after administrators reported an incident on campus.

“When they got there, they found an unauthorized person and made excuses for the school and entered the class of a girl in the class where he sexually assaulted her,” said the police. “At some point, the student was able to push the person away. He then ran to the scene before the authorities arrived.”

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Fox 10 Phoenix reported that court documents show that Gblah allegedly drew the student’s attention by pretending to be a doctor and stating that he should check on her.

After fleeing the school, police found Gblah, who was booked into jail on multiple charges.

Gblah was released from prison two weeks ago on similar charges, according to the results, and was allegedly involved in arson at the border of the people.

According to Fox 10, the prosecutor when he appeared in court in Gblah’s trial said that he was convicted in 2021 for sexual conduct with a minor and a registered offender.

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The news station reported that the Washington Elementary School district said in a statement that school administrators immediately called 911 and placed the school on lockdown for more than an hour.

“He was on campus for approximately 10 minutes and during that time, he made inappropriate contact with a student,” the district wrote.

The district shared a separate statement with Fox News Digital that it released to parents on Friday, which revealed the results of an internal investigation, including that Gblah was a former student who attended the school from 2012 to 2015.

While initial reports indicated that gblah gained access to the college after a student called, investigation revealed that he entered through a closed lobby door, and entered through a tardy student, the district.

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Following the investigation, the staff member was placed on administrative leave, the district added.

“We understand how scary this situation is and we want you to know that we are reviewing all aspects of our security and communication processes to ensure that an event like this does not happen to Emily Paterson.

According to Fox 10, GBLAH is being held on a cash-only bond of $500,000, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for December 1.