THIS AFTERNOON, FORSYTH COUNTY INVESTIGATORS WILL HOLD A PRESS CONFERENCE ON THE CASE INVOLVING THE MARCH CRASH THAT KILLED FORSYTH COUNTY DEPUTY CALEB MITCHELL. FORSYTH COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES SAY 19 YEAR OLD BRIAN CASTILLO FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES, INCLUDING SECOND DEGREE MURDER, RECKLESS DRIVING, SPEEDING AND DRIVING LEFT OUT OF CENTER AFTER INVESTIGATORS SAY CASTILLO WAS DRIVING A PICKUP TRUCK AT THE INTERSECTION OF GRUBBS ROAD AND HIGHWAY 311 AT AT LEAST 100MPH, WHEN HE CRASHED INTO DEPUTY CALEB MITCHELL. CASTILLO IS NOW OUT ON BOND AHEAD OF HIS NEXT COURT AND AGAIN, WE WILL HAVE COVERAGE OF THAT PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY AT 2 P.M. THANK YOU, ERIN. ALSO IN YOUR TOP STORIES THIS MORNING, A TRIAD EDUCATOR IS EXPECTED TO APPEAR IN COURT ON CHARGES RELATED TO SOMETHING THAT HAPPENED EARLIER THIS YEAR, ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS. KAYA TEACHER IS ACCUSED OF ENCOURAGING AND HELPING CHILDREN PLACE DUCT TAPE ON THEIR MOUTHS WHILE WORKING AS A P.E. TEACHER AT EASTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. OFFICIALS SAY THIS HAPPENED IN LATE FEBRUARY. SHE WAS SUSPENDED WITH PAY BY WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS SHORTLY AFTER LAKE LURE, SET TO PARTIALLY REOPEN TODAY, 18 MONTHS AFTER HURRICANE HELENE. DURING PHASE ONE, THE ENTIRE LAKE WILL BE A NO WAKE ZONE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. BOATERS CAN STILL USE THE LAKE, BUT THERE WILL BE NO PUBLIC LAUNCHES AT TO TOWN RAMPS AND NO TOWING ACTIVITIES LIKE TUBING OR WATER SKIING ALLOWED. KAYAKING, FISHING AND SWIMMING IS PERMITTED, BUT OFFICIALS WARN THERE MAY STI