BEND, Ore. (AP) — Authorities say the director of a charter school in Redmond accused of sexually abusing a student has violated the terms of his release and been sent back to jail.
The Bend Bulletin reported Friday (http://bit.ly/wg8kfd) that 39-year-old Michael Bremont was being held on $500,000 bail.
He was arrested Saturday and released the next day with bail set at $30,500.
He was required to stay in the state and not contact the victim.
Authorities say he was arrested in Albany but wouldn’t say how he violated the conditions. He faces a new charge, contempt.
Bremont, on paid administrative leave, led the Redmond Proficiency Academy for high school students. It opened in 2009.
