RABUN COUNTY, Ga. – A former Rabun County Schools employee was taken into custody following an investigation into allegations of inappropriate contact with a minor, according to a statement from the Rabun County Sheriff’s Office.

Authorities said Daniel Guevara, previously employed in a non-instructional support role, was arrested on November 14, 2025. The sheriff’s office said the allegations were treated with “immediate seriousness” once they were reported.

Rabun County Schools notified law enforcement as soon as concerns surfaced, according to the release. School officials terminated Guevara’s employment, issued a criminal trespass notice, and cooperated fully with investigators. The sheriff’s office said the school district’s prompt actions were instrumental in maintaining student safety during the investigation.

Based on the information currently available, investigators said there is no indication of an ongoing or immediate threat to other students. However, the sheriff’s office will continue reviewing whether any additional individuals may have been affected. Anyone with information relevant to the case is encouraged to contact the agency.

Officials acknowledged the concern such allegations cause within the community and said they will continue balancing transparency with the need to protect the integrity of the investigation and any future legal proceedings.

The sheriff’s office thanked Rabun County Schools for its cooperation and emphasized its ongoing commitment to student safety. No additional details are being released while the investigation remains active.