74-year-old home tutor allegedly abused young girl in Longueuil

Setula Barthélemy Kalaky (Credit: Longueuil Police)

By News Staff

Posted March 13, 2025 9:09 am.

A home tutor for elementary and high school students was recently arrested in Longueuil for alleged sexual offences against a 10-year-old girl.

Police fear that the 74-year-old may have more victims.

Setula Barthélemy Kalaky was arrested on February 25 in Longueuil and appeared in court on one count of sexual interference with a child under the age of 16.

The crime he is accused of allegedly took place sometime during the month of February in Longueuil.

Authorities believe the alleged perpetrator may have had more than one victim, since the accused was a home tutor for elementary and high school students, allowing him to be in regular contact with minors.

Anyone who has any information about the suspect or who knows someone who may have been his victim is urged to contact the Longueuil police at 450-463-7211.

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