Martial arts instructor at The Woodlands Karate MMA arrested for indecency with child

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Stephen Zarruk, a 32-year-old martial arts instructor at The Woodlands Karate & MMA, was arrested on January 17 for indecency with a child. Investigators allege that he sexually abused an underage student during private training sessions. Zarruk also worked as a substitute teacher and contract physical education instructor for Conroe ISD, raising concerns about his interactions with minors. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is urging anyone with relevant information to step forward and reference case number 25A008737. This incident underscores the need for parents to be vigilant about their children's safety in both educational and extracurricular settings.

Law enforcement is committed to thoroughly investigating the case to ensure justice for the victim. Authorities emphasize the importance of reporting any suspicious behavior to prevent further abuse. The community's involvement is crucial in addressing and mitigating such serious allegations.

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