Brooklyn rabbi busted for violating order of protection against boy, 12

Rabbi Yehuda Kolko was charged with sexual abuse in 2006, accused of molesting students at Yeshiva Torah Temimah in Brooklyn, where he was a teacher. He pleaded guilty to child endangerment.

He was accused of violating an order of protection on Nov. 12 by stopping and glared at one of the victim after they crossed paths on the street.

The boy is set to testify in a civil suit against the school in March, a family advocate said.

"The experience of again being threatened and intimidated by Kolko these past weeks retraumatized him," the boy's father said in a statement to the Daily News. "He can't sleep. He's afraid to go outside."

The father filed a complaint with cops, who arrested Kolko Saturday.