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Check out the salivating old bitch staring at the teacher's damp camel
toe. She can't wait until she gets the new meat in a jail cell.

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A Tennessee elementary school teacher and mother of two is accused of
raping a child.

Alissa McCommon, 38, of Covington, allegedly admitted to "communicating inappropriately with former students" through online video games and
social media apps, where she apparently sent them "inappropriate
photographs" and requested "sexual relationships with the victims,"
police said.

"Covington Police Department Detectives continue to investigate this
terrible exploitation and abuse of these young boys," Covington Police
Chief Donna Turner said Friday in a statement. "We expect to also
develop the investigation to determine accountability of other adults in
the case, including those who were aware of the abuse, and those who
allowed or provided locations for such illegal acts to occur. I am
thankful for the continued assistance by Tipton County School officials
during this investigation."

The Covington Police Department initially began investigating the
teacher after receiving information from the Department of Children
Services (DCS) that McCommon had engaged in alleged sexual contact with
a teenage male student, according to an affidavit.

The victim told police that while spending the night at the suspect's
residence in 2021, when he was 12 years old, he awoke to McCommon
sexually assaulting him.

Turner added that she is in contact with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, and authorities "intend to pursue any appropriate federal charges related to
the sexual exploitation of these victims utilizing cellphones,
inappropriate relations, and activities across jurisdictional State
lines."

"We will prosecute this case to the fullest and will continue to support
the victims and their families during all aspects of the investigation,"
Turner said.

McCommon is being held at the Tipton County Jail on $25,000 bond.

Authorities said there is no evidence indicating McCommon's alleged
crimes occurred on school grounds. The Covington PD is looking for any
other victims who may have been in contact with McCommon to come
forward.

Tipton County Director of Schools Dr. John Combs told The Covington
Ledger that McCommon was suspended without pay on Aug. 24, when a parent "brought forth allegations of misconduct" against the teacher that
morning.

"We are currently working with law enforcement and awaiting further
details from them and the DA’s office," Combs told the newspaper.

Police are asking anyone with concerns that their child may have been victimized by McCommon to contact the Covington Police Department CID at 901-475-1261 or the Tipton County Sheriff’s Office CID at 901-475-3300.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/elementary-school-teacher-accused-raping-19264 1980.html

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