A school teacher has gotten herself into more trouble than she saw coming after she was found out to have been involved with a girl romantically.
Nina Scott
A woman is currently facing dozens of s*x charges after allegedly having a lesbian affair with a pupil at a child care school.
The woman identified as Nina Scott, 28 is said to have been intimate with the 16-year-old for eight months. Romps took place at their school, parks and Scott's home, police said.
According to Daily Star UK, the girl said the relationship started when she passed a note to Scott, which read: "How would you feel if I kissed you?”
Scott returned the note saying she would not tell anyone, she told police. A search of the teen's room revealed love letters from Scott to the student, said officers.
Scott reportedly referred to the girl as "her girlfriend" and mentioned being in bed with her.
She also allegedly referred to her two-year-old daughter as "their daughter."
The student is also said to have made romantic references about Scott in a diary.
Daily Star UK reports that Scott was charged Wednesday on 70 counts, including 34 of institutional sexual assault of a minor between last February and October. Other charges include corruption of minors.
The alleged crimes are said to have happened while Scott taught at The Village – a court-ordered child-care facility for kids with trauma and behaviour problems in Rosemont.
Pennsylvania Police Superintendent William Colarulo said: "The only way I can describe what this teacher did is downright disgusting.
"As a parent and as a police officer for 36 years, it never ceases to amaze me when you put children in the care of a position such as a teacher and they violate that trust.”
Scott was at the school since October 2015.
She repeatedly denied a sexual relationship with the girl before her arrest on Tuesday, said investigators.
But, they added, she had since admitted having sexual contact with her.