Did Teacher Really Just Pull A "Weiner"?
Nothing this exciting ever happened to The Juice during high school. Of course, The Juice attended high school even before the advent of those brick cell phones. Anyway, aren't teachers supposed to be telling kids NOT to do this? As reported by The Cleveland Plain Dealer:
A North Ridgeville High School teacher is on paid administrative leave while police investigate reports that she had an affair with a student.
Police said rumors of a sexual relationship were circulating Wednesday after the teacher sent scantily clad pictures of herself to a student. Police said she admitted sending photos of herself in a bikini.
Police said the teacher admitted having "flirtatious conversations" and texts with one or two students, but denied rumors that she had a sexual relationship with any student.That would be akin to pulling a Weiner, although a lighter version.
A statement from Captain Marti Garrow indicated that it is likely the information gathered in the investigation would be presented to the Lorain County Grand Jury for consideration of prosecution.Here's the source.
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