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‼️BREAKING: Shocking arrest at Lake Roosevelt Elementary—42yo 4th grade teacher Ross Ashenfelter charged for sending explicit online messages to an undercover detective posing as a 13yo girl, even arranging a meetup. 📍Coulee Dam, WA

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