Northwest ISD assistant principal arrested for child sex abuse

An assistant principal in the Northwest Independent School District was arrested this week and charged with child sex abuse.

Fort Worth police took Mose Brown into custody Monday night and charged him with the continuous sexual abuse of a child under the age of 14.

"In this climate nowadays you have so many predators out on the street," said Ron Price as he picked up his granddaughter outside V.R. Eaton High School in Haslet.

Price and others received a letter from the school just hours earlier revealing their assistant principal had been arrested.

Mose Brown (Fort Worth PD)

"You find out that it was somebody who was entrusted with the public is right at the school doing things. It’s appalling to me," he said.

Northwest ISD confirmed Brown has worked at Eaton High School as an assistant principal since July 2020.

He was placed on administrative leave after his arrest and is no longer allowed on the school’s campus.

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Police have not yet shared details about the charge, but told Northwest ISD it does not involve any current or former students.  

Police also said they are not looking for any additional victims.

"Kind of amazed that they hired somebody that was actually doing something like that," said Melissa Douglas, a parent of a student at Eaton. "You just never know with today."

According to social media, Brown has multiple public pages.

Instagram and Tik Tok show dozens of videos of Brown on the high school campus in Haslet.

Also on X, Brown's bio reads "Man of God, husband, father, educator and assistant principal in NISD."

Keller ISD confirms to FOX 4 Brown worked in the district from 2016 to 2020 and resigned from his position to take the position in Northwest ISD.

In a statement Keller ISD says, "We have been informed by the Fort Worth Police Department that the charges do not involve any student in Keller ISD who was or has ever been under his administrative supervision."

Brown is being held in the Tarrant County jail. His bond was set at $50,000.

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