Shocking! American school teacher has sex with boy before 'first school bell', arrested right after
The investigation by the police authorities at Hillsborough was launched almost immediately after the matter came to light. They began investigating Anderson after they were tipped about an inappropriate relationship between the Riverview High School teacher and a male student.
The incident happened on the morning of May 16, when Anderson allegedly had sex with the minor student before being taken into custody. The student with whom Anderson is accused of having an inappropriate relationship told police authorities that things started back in September 2024, and the pair had started off by sending each other "sexually explicit text messages".
The student also claimed that their "relationship" kept escalating through the weeks leading up to Anderson's arrest. This allegedly involved multiple instances of sexual encounters between Anderson and the minor, as per Daily Star UK.
The school district has stated that the teacher has been suspended pending termination, but also assured the public that all necessary background checks were completed before she was hired in the first place. Her name was also removed from the Riverview High School shortly after her arrest, according to a People's report.
"This teacher betrayed the trust of a student, a school, and an entire community. What should have been a safe, supportive environment for learning was exploited for abuse. Her actions are criminal, calculated, and deeply disturbing," Sheriff Chad Chronister was quoted as saying on the incident. Jail records show that Anderson was booked on three counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor. She was also released on bail the day following her arrest after a judge set her bail, coupled with a whopping fine.
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