Drake Bell's alleged abuser Brian Peck seen for FIRST TIME since he was accused of sexual misconduct by Nickelodeon child star

Brian Peck was seen for the first time since former child star Drake Bell accused him of sexual abuse when he was 15. 

The dialogue coach and convicted child sex offender, 63, appeared to hide from view by pulling his jacket over his head as he arrived at his home in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

Wearing an X-Men T-shirt and holding his car keys in his mouth, the former actor was accompanied by a younger male companion, Ian Von Cromer, a special effects artist who has been featured on the reality makeup show, Face Off.

Von Cromer held a puppy and a to-go container in his hands as he followed Peck from the SUV into a gated home.

The outing comes after Bell alleged he was a victim of Peck‘s abuse as a teen in the upcoming Investigation Discovery series Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV. 

Brian Peck was seen for the first time since former child star Drake Bell accused him of sexual abuse when he was 15 

The outing comes after Bell alleged he was a victim of Peck‘s abuse as a teen in the upcoming Investigation Discovery series Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV; pictured in 2019

Peck served as a dialogue coach on Nickelodeon's All That and The Amanda Show, the latter featuring Bell from 1999 to 2002. 

Subsequently, Bell took the lead in his own Nickelodeon series in 2004 with Drake & Josh.

A clip from Quiet on Set teases Bell coming forward to discuss Peck. 

A press release from Investigation Discovery reads: 'The clip reveals that former Nickelodeon star Drake Bell will be sharing publicly, for the first time, the story of the abuse he suffered at the hands of Brian Peck, his former dialogue coach who was convicted in 2004 for his crimes against Drake and ordered to register as a sex offender.'

In August of 2003, Peck was arrested and charged with nearly a dozen counts related allegations that he had sexually abused an unnamed minor.

Peck subsequently pleaded no contest to performing a lewd act with a 14- or 15-year-old and to oral copulation with a minor under 16. 

The identity of these victims remains undisclosed, and Bell has not provided details about the nature of the abuse he endured. 

However, it is anticipated that he may reveal more when Quiet on Set airs later this month.

The dialogue coach and convicted child sex offender , 63, appeared to hide from view by pulling his jacket over his head as he arrived at his home in Los Angeles on Wednesday

Peck wore an X-Men T-shirt and held his car keys in his mouth

Peck served as a dialogue coach on Nickelodeon's All That and The Amanda Show, the latter featuring Bell from 1999 to 2002

The former actor was accompanied by a younger male companion, Ian Von Cromer, a special effects artist who has been featured on the reality makeup show, Face Off

Von Cromer held a puppy and a to-go container in his hands as he followed Peck from the SUV into a gated home

In August of 2003, Peck was arrested and charged with nearly a dozen counts related allegations that he had sexually abused an unnamed minor

Peck subsequently pleaded no contest to performing a lewd act with a 14- or 15-year-old and to oral copulation with a minor under 16

Peck's license plate raised eyebrows

In October 2004, Peck was sentenced to 16 months in prison and mandated to register as a sex offender.

In 2015, DailyMail.com exposed that despite his conviction, Peck continued to work on a Disney show and a high school–themed horror film.

He faced restrictions only in direct contact with children, enabling him to be hired in alternative roles, even on projects prominently involving children and teenagers.

According to court documents obtained by DailyMail.com, Peck had visited the minor actor at his home for acting coaching during the incident. He was apprehended after the young actor's parents reported the abuse to the police.

Peck eventually entered a no-contest plea to two counts from the initial 11 charges, as the rest were dismissed.

Throughout the 2000s and 2010s, he sustained minor acting roles and worked as a dialogue coach. His last credited acting appearance, according to IMDb, was in 2018.

It remains uncertain whether those hiring Peck were aware of his status as a convicted sex offender, though his IMDb page does acknowledge his criminal conviction. 

Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV is a four-part docuseries that exposes the toxic work environment prevalent in children's shows during the 1990s and early 2000s. 

Peck continued to have minor acting credits and worked as a dialogue coach throughout the 2000s and 2010s. His last credited acting appearance was in 2018; seen in 2014 in LA

A clip from Quiet on Set teases Bell coming forward to discuss Peck

The former child actor was a popular star on the kid-themed network in the late '90s and 2000s, during which he co-led the series Drake & Josh (pictured, with costar Josh Peck) and appeared on The Amanda Show

Peck worked as a dialogue coach on The Amanda Show and the sketch comedy show All That, and he was convicted in 2004 of sexually abusing an unnamed minor; Bell, Josh Peck, Amanda Bynes and Nancy Sullivan in a publicity still for The Amanda Show

The focus is particularly on productions associated with Dan Schneider, the creator of cherished Nickelodeon series like iCarly and Zoey 101.

Child actors and crew members previously spoke to Business Insider about disturbing sexualized scenes that Schneider wrote for some of his series, and he alleged urged his young female stars to wear revealing clothing on camera.

The showrunner was also accused of repeatedly requesting massages at work, according to a 2000 gender-discrimination and hostile-workplace lawsuit from a writer on The Amanda Show. The suit was settled out of court. 

Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV airs on March 17 and 18 on Investigation Discovery.