Суд в Кентукки отменил обвинение бывшей учительнице по делу о grooming из-за отсутствия доказательств

Судья округа Грейвс отклонил обвинение в grooming против бывшей учительницы Сэди Флорес, указав на отсутствие доказательств сексуального контакта или поведения. Ранее правоохранительные органы арестовали педагога по сообщениям о неуместном общении с учеником, однако суд не нашел достаточных оснований для обвинения.

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Graves County judge dismisses grooming charge against former middle school teacher

GRAVES COUNTY, Ky. — A Graves County district judge dismissed the grooming charge against former Graves County Middle School teacher Sadie Flores on Wednesday. The Graves County Sheriff's Office arrested Flores on Aug. 7 following a report of an improper relationship with a student, charging her with grooming. According to documents WPSD Local 6 obtained through an open records request filed with the sheriff's office, the 14-year-old student's parent found messages investigators determined were not "of a legitimate purpose" or school-related as well as "multiple incoming phone calls that were identified as FaceTime that had occurred multiple times in the late evening hours." GCSO's arrest citation further alleged that communications by Flores “attempted to manipulate the minor and expressed feelings of love and admiration more so than just a student-teacher relationship.” Law enforcement also asserted that Flores and the student "met in secret before a school function, outside of school, that the above [Flores] was not directly a part of, but lived in close proximity to the event." On Aug. 11, the Graves County School District terminated Flores' limited contract for the 2026-2027 school year, stating that the district had “substantiated the allegations” of “repeated inappropriate comments through electronic communication with a student.” Flores was arraigned Sept. 2, entering a not guilty plea. At her preliminary hearing Wednesday, Judge Scott Robbins dismissed the charges against her, asserting that he has heard no testimony that any type of sexual behavior or contact has occurred. "I have heard no testimony that has occurred," Robbins said. "There may be evidence that that has occurred, and there may be evidence that has not been disseminated yet, but I can only go on what I have been presented today." "I'm not finding any probable cause for this offense. The charge will be dismissed," he said. This piece has been updated.