Unbelievable what a sports teacher does with students (17) – Love

Arkansas gym teacher Leah Q. has been charged with second-degree sexual assault and possession of a controlled substance. According to the indictment, the teacher is said to have made friends with a teenager during a basketball game in 2010, who was only 17 at the time.

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The 43-year-old and the student are said to have met outside of school hours and communicated via social media. Sparks apparently flew between the two and Leah Q. is said to have sexually abused the teenager on several occasions.

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Colleagues noticed illegal relationship

The sexual assaults allegedly happened in the gym teacher’s office or in the school toilet. In addition, several colleagues are said to have gotten wind of the illegal relationship and seen Q.’s “disturbing behavior” with their own eyes.

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According to “DailyStar”, the 43-year-old is said to have met the then 17-year-old at home. The police have already started the investigation and are now looking for other potential victims. The teacher herself has not yet commented on the allegations or the charges.

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School: “We are also concerned”

An employee of the school has now stated that the sports teacher has lost her job and has been suspended. A message to parents at the school also said: “Thank you for your concerns regarding an incident involving a teacher. We understand and are concerned.”

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And: “At this point in time we have no information about the incidents that led to the charges being brought. We are not aware of any allegations that would affect our current students and families,” the letter quoted the Daily Star as saying.

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Leah Q. was reportedly a respected teacher at Gentry Intermediate School in Arkansas for more than 20 years. She was once named “Teacher of the Year”. If convicted, the ex-teacher faces a long prison sentence. The presumption of innocence applies to women.