Religious tutor exposed himself; zip-tied and caned victim, Prince William County police say
WOODBRIDGE, Va. - A Prince William County religious tutor is facing multiple charges after he allegedly exposed himself to children during online instruction and zip-tied and caned one child during a November incident, according to police.
Prince William County police began investigating when the exposure incident was reported on Feb. 28.
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According to investigators, Adam Ahmad Countee, 36, of Bayside Avenue, Woodbridge, exposed himself to the children – a young boy and a young girl – on Feb. 24.
While they were looking into the matter, police say they discovered that Countee had previously zip-tied the boy to a chair, and then repeatedly struck him with a cane as punishment.
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On March 1, police arrested Countee, charging him with two counts of taking indecent liberties with children, two counts of using a communication device to solicit certain offenses involving children, and one count of cruelty and injuries to children.
Countee is currently jailed without bond.