Ken Martinez is relieved he may finally be able to answer the questions that have haunted his teenage daughter with special needs for months.

"She is always asking me if he is going to get away with it" the Dallas father, said.

Martinez says his 14-year old daughter, who is like a child, was sexually abused by an employee at Thomas Edison Middle School, when she was left alone. She made an outcry, but the family says their complaint weren't heard until last week.

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"I couldn't believe it took so long. The school people and the police department, we just couldn't get any answers."

Police issued an arrest warrant for Rondle Ray Sams Jr., who family members say worked in the copy room at the school. District officials say he was placed on administrative leave in March. He is a worker that Martinez says the children all liked.

"They all called him, Mr. Sam's."

No one answered the door at the employee's parent's home in Dallas, but neighbor's say police questioned them today about his whereabouts. They were surprised by the allegations against the 28-year old.

"He was always a nice guy. The last time I knew he worked at a school," Novella McCutchin, who lives next door, said.

But, the sexual abuse case isn't the only legal concern for the Martinez family. DISD officials pursued a criminal truancy charge against Ken Martinez when he removed his daughter from the school, after she told her parents she was being abused. She was out of school for several weeks before she was transferred to a new school.

"They want to put me in jail and put me on probation and even make me pay a fine for something that someone else did to my daughter and that is just wrong."

There is another hearing set for next month regarding the truancy charges. Prosecutors have been unwilling to dismiss the charges.