A former New Jersey school janitor is facing eight years in prison after admitting to tainting children’s utensils and cafeteria food with feces, urine and bleach.

VINELAND, N.J. (WKRC) - A former school custodian is facing eight years in prison after he admitted to tainting kids' utensils and food. According to PEOPLE, citing a statement from Cumberland County Prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae, 27-year-old Giovanni Impellizzeri admitted to tainting utensils and cafeteria food with feces, urine and bleach.

New Jersey custodian Giovanni Impellizzeri pleads guilty to contaminating school lunches with bodily fluids and possessing child sexual abuse materials.

Giovanni A. Impellizzeri, 27, of Vineland, was working at Elizabeth F. Moore School in Upper Deerfield in 2023 when prosecutors alleged he urinated in mixing bowls, rubbed his genitals and anus on bread, sprayed bleach in a container of cucumbers and boasted about putting feces in food.

A former New Jersey elementary school custodian pleaded guilty to contaminating food meant for students and staff with bodily fluids and bleach.

Giovanni A. Impellizzeri, 27, faces eight years in prison as a result of a plea deal with the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office.

A 27-year-old former school janitor in South Jersey recently pleaded guilty on Monday, Jan. 13, to putting bleach and bodily fluids into school items meant for students and staff, authorities said. As part of a plea agreement with prosecutors,

A New Jersey officials say a man working as a school custodian pleaded guilty to charges he put bodily fluids and cleaning products in food meant for children and staff to eat as well as putting cooki

A former custodian could spend at least 5 years in prison for lewd acts that officials say he committed on the job, and were captured on video.