A Tennessee teacher accused of having sex with her 12-year-old student told the boy she was pregnant with his child and wanted to keep the baby, according to a report.
Alissa McCommon, 38, was initially arrested late last month and had her bond revoked for communicating with her victim via text messages and phone calls.
In a call to the child made in court on Tuesday, the mother of two said she was ready to bring her alleged son into the world.
“I’m going to raise this baby. I can do this,” she stated in the recording played Tuesday in court.
She also alluded to the pregnancy in a separate text message.
“I have to tell you something serious and huge that affects you,” he wrote in the note, according to Fox 13.
The mother of two has been accused of sexually assaulting a former student in 2021 at her home, Covington Police Chief Donna Turner said. The Charger Academy teacher admitted to communicating inappropriately with students, police said. FOX 13McCommon has two children and she claims to be pregnant with her former student’s child. Tipton County Sheriff
Authorities have not confirmed if she is pregnant or if the victim in the case is the possible father.
McCommon previously warned the boy that he would “regret” telling authorities about their illicit relationship.
In addition to the previous charges of rape, he now faces other charges of stalking, stalking and coercion.
The Covington resident was initially expelled from Charger Academy in Tipton County after a parent discovered inappropriate communications with her son.
McCommon’s bail package was revoked after she contacted one of his victims. Covington Police Department McCommon was charged with the rape of a then 12-year-old boy. Covington Police Department
An investigation revealed that she allegedly had sexual relations with the 12-year-old boy beginning in 2021 and also engaged in sexual correspondence with several other students.
McCommon is accused of sending nude images to some students and asking them if they wanted to have sex.
She was initially released on $25,000 bail before the agreement was rescinded when she contacted at least one victim.
McCommon is now being held without bail. Covington Police Department
McCommon, whose attorney claims he is the target of a local social media witch hunt, used an unknown number to contact the boy in an attempt to circumvent court restrictions, officials said.
He also addressed a sexual encounter with the victim in a text.
“The evidence indicates that McCommon sent a text message to a victim, using a specific keyword known to the minor as a keyword that McCommon would previously use to confirm that the minor was alone, often before sending nude photographs on SnapChat.” Covington police said in a statement.
The recipient reported the contact to police and McCommon was arrested once again.
“Not only are McCommon’s actions egregious, but CPD is also concerned about this apparent violation of his bail conditions. Due to the nature of the communications, we are concerned that other individuals may have been contacted,” said Covington Police Chief Donna Turner.
McCommon was booked back into the Tipton County Jail and is now being held without bond.
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