Accused foot-licker indicted April 11 for molesting four children

Caurey Rollins was indicted April 11 for molesting four children after his February arrest for licking a boy's toes. Special photo from Richmond County Sheriff’s Office.

Caurey Rollins was indicted April 11 for molesting four children after his February arrest for licking a boy's toes. Special photo from Richmond County Sheriff’s Office.

Date: April 13, 2023

The former school system employee accused in January of licking a young boy’s feet has been indicted for touching three young girls at Glenn Hills Elementary School.

A Richmond County Grand Jury indicted Caurey Verlon Rollins on seven counts of child molestation Tuesday for touching the breasts and buttocks of three girls during the fall term.

Rollins, 26, was also indicted Tuesday for child molestation for licking and sucking the boy’s feet at Urban Air Adventure Park in January. 

He was arrested for the January incident in February but later released. Rollins was not in jail Thursday.

The son of an elementary school teacher at a different Richmond County school, Rollins had been certified as a physical education paraprofessional since September. 

He’d been working at Glenn Hills Elementary, which serves grades Pre-K through 5.

Rollins was placed on leave in January and resigned Feb. 11. Glenn Hills parents were informed of the arrest at that time.

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