Ex-teacher in Longueuil now faces 62 new charges in child luring and pornography case

Kyle Le Huquet, in a handout by Longueuil police (SPAL).

A former elementary school teacher in Longueuil has been charged with 62 new counts, including child luring and production of child pornography.

Kyle Le Huquet, 37, was arrested by Longueuil police (SPAL) on Feb. 27. He was already facing charges of child luring after allegedly sending explicit messages to at least one child online.

Le Huquet now faces more than 40 counts of luring a minor, nine counts of producing child pornography, and three counts of extortion, as well as additional charges including harassment, obtaining sexual services and arranging to commit offences against a minor.

In February, Longueuil police said Le Huquet was apprehended following a report of computer luring originating in the U.K.

Authorities said during his virtual conversation with his underage victim, the accused exchanged sexual photographs with her.

Police added that Le Huquet allegedly told the teenager he was a teacher, which helped identify and arrest him.

There are a total of 37 victims across two separate criminal cases.

The new charges allege offenses committed between September 2014 and December 2024 in Longueuil and “elsewhere in the world,” according to court documents.

Longueuil police previously said he was known online by the following usernames: thebizzoman, bizzo and bizzo8.

With files from Rachel Lau