Glenn initially was indicted in January 2019 on a sexual battery charge, according to Montgomery County Common Pleas Court records. That charge was dismissed.
The charge stemmed from a reported incident that took place between Jan. 14 and 15 in 2017 involving an improper relationship with an 18-year-old student and inappropriate conversations with other students.
“This was a consensual sexual relationship, but the consensual doesn’t matter, he was in a position of authority and no matter how you play it, it’s against the law,” Centerville police officer John Davis said following the indictment.
The former teacher reportedly let students skip class and sent messages with a flirtatious nature to them.
Police started the investigation in May 2017, but it was closed without charges filed after the student involved declined to participate, according to police. The investigation was reopened after officers received new information.
Glenn resigned from his position at the high school in May 2017.
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