A music teacher at Belmont High School in Dayton is facing a sexual battery charge, according to jail records, and the district says it is monitoring the case as police investigate. Nathaniel Williams-Rolack, 40, was arrested and charged with sexual battery, according to the Montgomery County Jail.
Williams-Rolack is listed as a music teacher at Belmont High School, according to the Dayton Public Schools website, as reported by Dayton 24/7 Now. The outlet, citing the jail, says Williams-Rolack now faces a charge under Ohio law, where Ohio Revised Code Section 2907.03 is titled simply “Sexual battery.”
District Says It Will Wait on Police
Dayton Public Schools said it is aware of pending charges against a current employee and will defer to Dayton police to investigate and take appropriate action once it receives the results of that investigation. The statement, relayed through the same report, stops short of detailing any next steps for Williams-Rolack's employment status while the case moves forward.
Dayton police had not yet shared details leading up to Williams-Rolack's arrest, per the same account, leaving the circumstances that led to the charge unclear for now. The station notes it was still working to learn more about the arrest as of its initial report.
What Remains Unknown
No account of the alleged conduct, court filings, hearing dates, or case outcome had been made public at the time of the report. There has also been no statement from Williams-Rolack or any defense representative included in available reporting. Hoodline will update this story as Dayton police and Dayton Public Schools release further information.
