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BATON ROUGE - The WBRZ Investigative Unit confirmed complaints in
2020 and 2021 against an alleged pedophile employed by the East
Baton Rouge Parish School System fell on deaf ears until he was
fired this week for having an inappropriate relationship with a male
sophomore at Belaire High.

Justin Broussard, who was the Time Out Room coordinator, was
terminated this week. The East Baton Rouge Parish School System said
Wednesday it contacted law enforcement and launched a Title IX
investigation.

The WBRZ Investigative Unit confirmed through sources that the
parent of that sophomore went to school leaders in 2020 complaining
about Broussard and his inappropriate behavior.

A year later in 2021, a different parent also lodged complaints
about Broussard when he worked at Park Forest Middle School.

"The teacher would show him d*** pics on his phone," the mother
said. "Like flash d*** pics. The teacher would say he would rape him
and make comments saying he would make him s*** his penis."

The mother said one incident led to the principal contacting her.

"He (Broussard) groped him on his groin area and his chest and
everything," the mother said. "They waited for the other students to
leave."

The mother said following that encounter, she pulled her child from
Park Forest Middle and did not let him return. She also found him
another school. Nothing happened to the teacher despite those
complaints. It all came back in a flood of emotions when she saw the
WBRZ Investigative Unit story with Justin Broussard's photo
Wednesday evening.

"Nobody believed my son," she said. "To be honest, they protected
the adult more than they protected the child. They didn't want to
deal with it. His case wasn't a priority."

That parent recorded conversations with the EBR School System when
she filed her complaints. A snippet of one of them has a high-
ranking school leader telling her, "We will get everything done
right, and I'm going to make sure he's not on that campus."

Sometime after that complaint, Broussard transferred from Park
Forest to Belaire High.

The mother who believes her complaint was ignored by the school
system is also frustrated with the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's
Office which was responsible for investigating this case.

A spokeswoman said Thursday that the case remains open, but due to
inconsistent statements at the time it did not take action.

WBRZ learned another complaint came in about Broussard in 2020. This
one was from the same student who was allegedly having an
inappropriate relationship with him when they got caught this week.

Sources said a classmate reported the incident to administrators,
and there was evidence to confirm the relationship.

WBRZ has asked the East Baton Rouge Parish School System about why
nothing happened after either the 2020 or 2021 complaints.

A spokesman issued the following statement:

We were made aware of this situation and followed all policies and
processes to conduct investigations and subsequently rendered our
findings. We will continue to cooperate with all agencies as
necessary regarding this and all matters.

"He needs to go to jail," the mom said. "There needs to be stiff
punishment, and he felt comfortable getting away with it. He needs
to be in jail, and there needs to be justice for all the children he
has done this to, including the ones that are too scared to speak
up."

EBRSO says charges will likely be coming against Broussard. Again,
the separate case from 2021 remains open.