Crime/Court
UPDATE: Local school contractor employee arrested on child porn charges
Robert Daniel Heishman at booking – Photo/RSW Jail website
An employee of ABM Service Company, a contractor for custodial services for Warren County Public Schools, was arrested in the early morning hours of Saturday, November 9, and charged with two counts of child pornography. Specifically, on the Rappahannock-Shenandoah-Warren County Regional Jail website the charges were cited as “Obscenity – Child Porn – Take part, film child porn, age <15, offender 7+ years”.
Robert Daniel Heishman, 27, was booked into RSW Regional Jail at 5:26 AM Saturday and was being held without bond pending a court hearing according to the RSW Jail website.
Attempts to verify details of Heishman’s employment with the school system administration prior to publication were unsuccessful.
Melody Shepard, Assistant Superintendent of Warren County Schools said that WCPS is co-operating with the investigation.
This story will be updated as additional information becomes available.
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