Following up on a story we reported over a year ago, former Pond Road Middle School teacher Daniel Corvino has pleaded guilty to sending live sexually explicit images of himself over the Internet to a teenage girl. Corvino, 32, of Theresa Street in Ewing, pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of a child in exchange for a suspended sentence.  Corvino was accused of pictures of himself touching his genital area to a 14-year-old Robbinsville girl last year and has been free on $100,000 bail.

Corvino made a plea agreement and will receive a four year suspended sentence and be subject to parole supervision for life. Sentencing is scheduled for June 29th.

Corvino must submit to a psychological evaluation to determine if he is a repetitive and compulsive sex offender, and register as a sex offender under Megan’s Law.  Aside from forfeiting his teaching privileges h will also be restricted from social networking sites and ordered to have no unsupervised contact with children under 16 years of age.

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Early this morning around 3am, a woman returning from work to her home at Andover Place was robbed at gunpoint.  As she parked her car, a “black male wearing dark clothing and a bandana or similar object around his face” approached the woman as she was on her cell phone and motioned for her to roll down her window as he revealed a gun. The woman handed over her keys and money, but the thief did not steal her car. As he fled, he was joined by another unidentified male. Police have not yet been able to track down the suspects, and anyone with information is urged to call Detective Boccanfuso at 609-259-3900, extension 218.

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Within the past ten days, two Robbinsville homes have been burglarized with losses estimated at $31,000. One of the homes hit  is in Town Center on Reed Lane and the other is on Old York Road. Both times the thief, or thieves, smashed a glass door to gain entry to the residence. If you have any information please call Robbinsville Police at 259-3900.

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Robert Digirolamo, 49, and David Leech, 26, both of Hamilton were arrested yesterday after allegedly firing a handgun in a wild spree beginning in a backyard. While no one was injured, a house and Porforio’s Market in Hamilton were damaged, with the last shot being fired near Town Center on Route 33 near Route 526.

After being arrested, Digirolamo was charged with being the gunman who shot up the Robbinsville High Scool sign last month. Digirolamo was previously an employee in the state’s division of criminal justice.

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In a story related to one we published in February, former Road Middle School Teacher Dan Corvino was indicted yesterday. Corvino, 31, of Theresa Street in Ewing, was indicted on one count of official misconduct, one count of aggravated criminal sexual contact and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child. Corvino allegedly used a web camera linked to his computer to send the images of him touching his private parts to a 14-year-old female student via the internet. He was later fired from his position at Pond Road Middle School.

If convicted, Corvino could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison. Assistant Prosecutor Robin Scheiner presented the case to the grand jury. Corvino is free on $100,000 bail.

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