The defendants -- Joshua, Noel, Gerlen and Carlina Gamo -- remain in jail under a combined $9 million bail.
According to California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, the crimes happened from Westmoor High School in Daly City, and five other neighborhoods in Pacifica and South San Francisco.
While serving the arrest warrants, Becerra said authorities also recovered 14 illegal assault weapons including three "ghost guns" without serial numbers. Officials told ABC7 News that one pistol was found unsecured, wrapped inside a blanket at the child daycare facility, allegedly within easy reach of children.
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"Rainbow Bright was cheating," said Becerra at a press conference. "Not just the workers of their pay. Not just the workers of their dignity. But you and me as taxpayers."
It totals $8.5 million, said Becerra, who went on to say the defendants targeted the Filipino community, including recent immigrants.
