Arr! A Florida matey, who be a substitute teacher, be caught sendin' naughty videos to young lads 'n lasses. Ye be walkin' the plank, says the Sheriff!
2023-11-30
Avast! Them Florida lads be capturing a landlubber, a substitute teacher at that! It be claimin' he sent bawdy videos to two lasses of the high school, and even had the audacity to ask one to be his bonny lass. Walk the plank, he shall!
In a classic tale of modern-day piracy, a high school substitute teacher in Lakeland, Florida found himself facing the law after he allegedly sent explicit videos to two of his female students. Jerron Dunn, a 33-year-old English teacher at New Beginnings High School, was arrested by authorities after a 17-year-old and 18-year-old girl reported his inappropriate behavior to their guidance counselor. The Polk County Sheriff's Office revealed that the girls complained about receiving videos of Dunn masturbating.According to the police, the 17-year-old girl explained that Dunn had gained access to her phone when she borrowed a charger from him, which allowed him to add himself on Snapchat. He then began pestering her to visit his house, but she declined. In response, Dunn allegedly sent her a video of himself engaging in self-pleasure.
Similarly, the 18-year-old girl admitted to accepting Dunn's friend request on Snapchat, only to be bombarded with compliments and requests to be in a relationship. When she turned him down, Dunn persisted and sent her numerous explicit videos, even suggesting a "friends with benefits" arrangement and inviting her over for sex.
Upon questioning by the police, Dunn reportedly confessed to communicating with the 17-year-old girl and asking the 18-year-old to be his girlfriend. He also admitted to sending her explicit videos. As a result, he was charged with sex offenses on a student by an authority figure and transmitting harmful material to a minor.
The incident has left the community shocked and concerned, as parents and students alike rely on the education system to provide a safe and nurturing environment. Fox News Digital reached out to New Beginnings High School for comment, but no response has been received at this time.