trict and had not yet begun employment with Godley ISD, he never worked in the district. 

 The problem here is that it took so long for the charges to come through, and for the public to know - and clearly for the hiring school to know-that the person they hired ended up having charges,  Del Carmen said.

CBS News Texas reached out to Moreno Mendez, but he did not return the request for comment.

However, an attorney representing him said that he turned himself in last month after learning that a warrant had been issued for his arrest, adding that  by that time, the school district had already conducted its own investigation and reinstated him as principal. Although we are limited in what we can disclose at this time, that is a significant fact that should not be overlooked. 

Moreno Mendez has since been released on bond and is awaiting his next court hearing.

 Don't put yourself out there to be endangered by something that you're putting in your body that may or may not come from the lab you think it may be coming from,  Del Carmen said.

CBS News Texas will provide updates as more information becomes available.