Russell A. Bruch, Director of the CSUS Career Center, was arrested Friday in Davis on suspicion of sending sexually explicit e-mails to a minor.

Bruch, 58, was arrested after a three-week investigation that began after a "state mandated reporter" informed police of the inappropriate correspondence. Such reporters include teachers, firemen, police, and school counselors.

The 16-year-old Davis high school student was communicating with Bruch about assistance in a drama production when she became concerned by the increasingly sexual nature of the e-mails. Under guidance of the region's High Tech task force, Davis police posed as the girl, responding to Bruch's letters until the suspect made arrangements to meet the girl in an apartment she was house-sitting.

When Bruch arrived at the apartment, he was arrested.

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