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Special education teacher groomed student with nudes and sex toy video
Special education teacher groomed student with nudes and sex toy video

Daily Mirror

time31-07-2025

  • Daily Mirror

Special education teacher groomed student with nudes and sex toy video

Rikki Laughlin, 26, sent multiple nude pictures and a video of her using a sex toy to the student on the social media app before attempting to pressure him into having sex A married special education teacher has pleaded guilty to sending nudes to a 16-year-old student on Snapchat and pressuring him to have sex. Rikki Laughlin, 26, sent multiple nude pictures and a video of her using a sex toy to the student on the social media app. The student reportedly told authorities that 'things progressed fast' after the Snapchat messages and that he and Laughlin had kissed. The teenager "made excuses" because "he did not feel comfortable" when the teacher tried to take things further, police heard. It comes after a teacher who "murdered hikers in front of their kids' was "cold" to his students. Laughlin pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of a child creating substantial risk. She was a teacher at St. James High School in Missouri at the time of the crimes between September 8 and October 19, 2023. Laughlin was sentenced to five years of probation last week. It comes after a primary school teacher who searched for "Japanese schoolgirls" and "jailbait" was sacked after police discovered he shared indecent images and videos of children as young as six. Steven Spong, 30, had been teaching at Monkwick Junior School in Colchester when he was arrested in July, 2022, after authorities found he uploaded child abuse images online. In October 2022, he was fired by the school following a police investigation into his conduct. Police decided to take no further action against Spong because the images were not found on his devices. Instead, he was referred to Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA). The misconduct hearing, which was held this year, heard how police identified 16 videos and images that had been uploaded to the internet from Spong's home IP address. They included nine videos in category A, the most serious kind. Some of the children in the images were as young as six years old. The other uploads included two Category B videos, one Category B image, two Category C images and one Category C video. Spong also confessed to searching for "Japanese teenagers" and "Japanese schoolgirls" to find pornographic images of people that looked under 18-years-old, along with the term "jailbait." Spong denied any wrongdoing during disciplinary proceedings and the police investigation but admitted the facts in full ahead of the misconduct hearing. He also admitted that his conduct was sexually motivated. Decision maker Marc Cavey said: "The panel noted that, whilst the conduct took place outside the education setting, the nature of the alleged conduct relates directly to the conduct expected of those within the teaching profession and the standards which they are expected to uphold."

MMA fans shocked after Sam Alvey's knock out win at Karate Combat 54 - 'I can't believe this'
MMA fans shocked after Sam Alvey's knock out win at Karate Combat 54 - 'I can't believe this'

Time of India

time03-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Time of India

MMA fans shocked after Sam Alvey's knock out win at Karate Combat 54 - 'I can't believe this'

After a disappointing run in the UFC, heavyweight fighter Sam Alvey has racked up impressive wins under the banner of Karate Combat . Under KC, the fighter has secured wins against athletes like Adam Rosa, Ross Levine, Antonio Arroyo and now Tyrone Spong at Karate Combat 54 . Tired of too many ads? go ad free now On May 2, 2025, the fighter secured a knockout win against Spong, thereby retaining the heavyweight belt. Under KC, Alvey currently owns both the light heavyweight and heavyweight championship belts. Sam Alvey retains his heavyweight championship belt after a straight right-hand knockout of Tyrone Spong in the second round Ever since the departure from UFC, Sam Alvey has shown a different side of himself inside the fighting ring. The 10-13 record of the fighter during his stay in the UFC had raised a serious series of questions on the fighter's future in a combat career. However, he proved the critics wrong with a strong comeback and, to everyone's surprise, went on to capture two titles in the promotion of Karate Combat. Alvey's bout against Tyrone Spong was the third successful title defense for the fighter. While both fighters took time to settle in during the first round of the combat, it was the second round when Alvey dominated Spong with a left hook first. Spong felt the impact of the hook and was taking a while to shake it off when Alvey approached the fighter with another straight right hand, knocking Spong out. This was one of the most unexpected and shocking outcomes in the history of combat sports . The fans were left stunned and reacted to the massive finish in a rather overwhelming manner. One of the fans wrote, 'That's wild. You just never know in combat sports' Another one wrote, 'I am in utter shock. I can't believe this, SMILIN SAM. How did Spong look before? Is he washed or did he look good?' 'Karate Combat is the best thing to happen Sam Alvey. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Clearly the dude had skills to be in the UFC and now is maximizing what he does well.' Also read: Alvey's win is one of the least expected wins in recent times, despite winning the heavyweight title and defending it twice before winning against Tyrone Spong. Seems like the fighter is rewriting the records of his past in the UFC by setting new ones under the banner of Karate Combat.

Karate Combat 54 results: Champ-champ Sam Alvey KOs Tyrone Spong, calls out Eddie Hall
Karate Combat 54 results: Champ-champ Sam Alvey KOs Tyrone Spong, calls out Eddie Hall

USA Today

time02-05-2025

  • Sport
  • USA Today

Karate Combat 54 results: Champ-champ Sam Alvey KOs Tyrone Spong, calls out Eddie Hall

Karate Combat 54 results: Champ-champ Sam Alvey KOs Tyrone Spong, calls out Eddie Hall Sam Alvey retained his Karate Combat heavyweight championship by scoring an upset finish of the always-dangerous Tyrone Spong. SAM ALVEY KNOCKS OUT TYRONE SPONG FOR THE KARATE COMBAT HEAVYWEIGHT BELT 🏆 #KC54 — UFC FIGHT PASS (@UFCFightPass) May 2, 2025 UFC veteran Sam Alvey is living his best life under the Karate Combat banner as a double champion, and he continues to rack up big wins. In the main event of Karate Combat 54 in Dubai, Alvey put his heavyweight championship on the line against dangerous knockout artist Tyrone Spong. Despite entering as a champion, Alvey was a massive underdog at the betting window, but the odds didn't matter. Alvey landed a brutal combination to knock out Spong in the second round. To start the fight, Spong took control of the center of the pit right away, putting pressure on Alvey. Both offered a few range-finders early on, but neither put much power into their offerings as they settled in. Alvey would rip a couple of quick punching combinations before Spong responded with a hard punch to the body, soon followed by a kick to the midsection. The opening round was a feel-out process. Early in the second round, Alvey was poked in the eye accidentally, which caused a pause in the action. After Alvey assured officials was good to continue, he started letting his hands go and connected with a beautiful right hand, followed by a left that sent Spong crashing to the mat. Alvey landed one more follow-up punch, and referee Marc Goddard called a stop to the fight. During his post-fight interview, Alvey called out massive strongman competitor turned MMA fighter, Eddie Hall, who recently defeated Mariusz Pudzianowski at KSW 105 in just 30 seconds. "I am going to kick your ass, respectfully," Alvey said. "You're incredible. I've seen what you're doing. I want a piece." Alvey currently holds the Karate Combat light heavyweight and heavyweight titles. Since exiting the UFC in 2022 after a nine-fight winless streak, Alvey has experienced a career resurgence in karate competition. He improves to 4-0 with one no contest, and aims to actively defend his titles.

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