A special education teacher’s assistant and foster care provider in Riverside County was part of a child pornography ring that spanned three counties in Southern California, prosecutors said Tuesday.

John David Yoder, 43, of Desert Hot Springs, who until recently worked at Desert Hot Springs High School, is charged with oral copulation on a child under 14, human trafficking of a victim under 18, conspiracy, lewd acts on a child under 14 and aiding another in avoiding arrest.

Yoder was arrested Jan. 30 by a task force focused on sex crimes against children; his arrest came within days of the arrests of two of his accomplices, Riverside County prosecutors said.

Yoder was suspended from the Palm Springs Unified School District without pay and the district is cooperating with authorities, the district said in a statement. Authorities say he was part of a “significant ring of human traffickers and child pornographers” who targeted young boys and children from local skate parks and other venues where kids hang out.

In a statement, prosecutors said Yoder and a second man, William Cly……………. continues on Los Angeles Times

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