Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Florida Teacher Caught Having Sex with Exchange Student By Husband, Blames It On Mid Life Crisis | AT2W

Amie Neely was arrested on Nov. 10 on a charge of unlawful sex with a minor.

Florida Teacher Caught Having Sex with Exchange Student By Husband, Blames It On Mid Life Crisis

A Florida teacher Amie Neely, 38, was arrested on felony charges after she was caught having sex with a 16-year-old foreign exchange student.
Neely was taken into custody last week, police told South Florida's WPTV, after her husband tracked her location using the GPS on her phone and found her getting it on with the teenager in a nearby parking lot.
Neighbors reported the incident to the police after the teen showed up at a nearby home later that day and said he'd been kicked out of the house "because he had sex with Amie."
The student said he and Neely had slept together several times "during their affair" after initially exchanging text messages "referencing sexual connotations," according to the police report obtained by local media outlets, including in her bedroom when her husband wasn't home.
The former Christian school teacher denied having several sexual encounters with the student. She reportedly telling police the boy had pressured her to have sex with him many times and that due to her "midlife crisis issues" she thought he would stop asking if she slept with him once.
A representative for the Community Christian Academy in Stuart, Fla., where Neely was a teacher prior to the incident, told the Daily News on Wednesday that she is no longer employed by the school.
Community Christian Academy is aware of a legal situation involving a teacher and we are cooperating with law enforcement officials who are dealing with this as an ongoing investigation," Norma Hammond, administrative director for the school, told WPTV in the wake of Neely's arrest. “For that reason we have no further comment at this time. We will be issuing a more detailed statement after meeting with school board and church leadership.”
Some parents at the school were surprised at the news, but also offered sympathy for situation.
"But you know what? She is a human being," parent Terri Gillam told WPBF 25 News. "And we all are vulnerable at different times in our life. You know, and that's sad. It's sad, because evidently, low self-esteem, you never know what goes on in people's homes. It's sad. And that's what I feel like, and that's what I pray for -- for her."
Police spokesman Master Sgt. Frank Sabol told WPTV stated: “A teacher who does this breaches the public trust, shows a complete lack of ethics and good judgment and has no app
Neely was reportedly released from jail on Sunday on $15,000 bail.
These teachers have to stop all this madness. Its utterly ridiculous and shameful.

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