Parents outraged after longtime school volunteer charged with child sex crimes
Parents in Wyandotte are outraged after a longtime parent volunteer and convicted felon was charged with more than a dozen child sex crimes.
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Michael Jerry Beebe, 47, was a volunteer in the Watch DOGS program at a Wyandotte school, police said. He has been under investigation since May and was arrested July 25 after police raided his home.
Parents outraged after longtime Wyandotte school volunteer charged with child sex crimes
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