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Busty teacher Jasmine Jae gave three students detention and turned it into a lesson in sexual education #Anal #Ass #BigTits #BigTitsMom #DoublePenetration #DP #FakeTits #Gangbang #HotTeacher #MILF #SexAtSchool #TeacherStudent #JasmineJae
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NEW: Florida teacher arrested after one of her former students told deputies she had “groomed him by buying him and other students alcohol, weed, and other substances.” Mackenzie McLean, 49, was arrested on a warrant for two counts of s*x offense by an authority figure and one count of distribution of a controlled substance An arrest affidavit says she was living with and engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a teen when he was her student in 2024 Court records show McLean has pleaded not guilty The former student, now 19, told deputies McLean made s*xual advances days after he moved into her home and allegedly gave him about twelve shots of gin that left him severely intoxicated He told investigators he pushed her away and said the behavior was wrong, according to the affidavit A witness told detectives McLean’s home was a “hangout for high school kids who were provided with alcohol and THC edibles.” Investigators also cited text messages they believe were sent by McLean in which she allegedly admitted to a sexual relationship and acknowledged it was wrong The messages include statements such as “I intentionally never initiated anything because I didn’t want to make him feel any kind of way,” and... ...“I told myself each time that it wouldn’t happen again and I would say no. But then I let it happen again.”
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![‼️BREAKING || PUTIN ORDERS REVENGE ON ZELENSKY AFTER UKRAINE DRONE STRIKE ON STAROBILSK COLLEGE KILLS SCORE OF KIDS Starobilsk -- A college hall of residence was turned into a smoking ruin in Lugansk after what Moscow says was a deliberate Ukrainian drone strike on young students -- and Putin has now told his Defence Ministry that words are no longer enough. The horrid footage shows a multi-storey college building ripped open. Upper floors are blown out. Windows are gone. Walls are gone. Smoke pours from the block while flames glow inside a red-brick section of the site. Firefighters climb over broken concrete, twisted metal and shattered slabs. Rescuers work by hand in the wreckage, searching for survivors and dead bodies. Six children are reported dead. Fifteen more are missing. "Mum, they're bombing us," 18-year-old Anastasia Vasilenko told her mother before the line went dead. Another student, 22-year-old Oksana Tereshchenko, studying to become a primary school teacher, was reportedly pulled from under the rubble and taken to hospital. This was not, Putin said, "some stray drone blown off course." Russian officials say 16 drones came at the same college in three waves -- again and again -- until the building was smashed open. There were no military sites nearby Moscow says -- just a college hall of residence, and young people sleeping. Putin called the strike "a mark of neo-Nazism and terrorism by the Kyiv regime." He told the Defence Ministry to bring him proposals for a military response, saying it warrants "more than a [condemning] statement." He also used the moment to speak to Ukrainian soldiers, urging them not to carry out the criminal orders of Zelensky’s "illegitimate corrupt junta". The scene in Starobilsk is not a battlefield. It is a college -- the sort of place Zelensky’s war came for. It walked into the rooms of children in what, only 13 years ago, was still his own pro-Russian Ukraine.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2057848495751442611/ext_tw_video_thumb/2057848332257538049/pu/img/2BTqAVcghYrI8-Wt.jpg)
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Long term substitute teacher gets arrested as a predator for doing the unthinkable with an 11 year old. The disturbing case of Alley Bardfield, a former long-term substitute teacher for Decatur Public Schools (DPS), reveals a calculated pattern of grooming and exploitation that shattered the trust of a local community. Assigned to teach a sixth-grade class at Hope Academy, Bardfield leveraged her position of authority to manipulate an 11-year-old student. The abuse was systematic: Bardfield used digital platforms, specifically Snapchat, to exchange nude photographs with the minor. Even more concerning was the financial grooming involved; over several months, she sent the young boy hundreds of dollars—totaling over $700—via CashApp to maintain her access to him. The situation escalated when she began inviting the student to her home in Mt. Zion for a "playdate," during which she committed predatory s3xu@l assault. The investigation into Bardfield began after the child’s mother noticed uncharacteristic behavioral changes in her son following a visit to Bardfield’s residence. Trusting her instincts, the mother inspected his phone and social media, uncovering the explicit messages and financial records that confirmed an inappropriate relationship. This led to a police-monitored sting operation where the mother’s efforts helped solidify the evidence. Upon her arrest by Mt. Zion Police, Bardfield admitted during a mirandized interview to the s3xu@l assault, the exchange of illicit images, and the financial payments. Following her arrest, it was discovered that Bardfield had failed to complete mandatory state-required training on ethics, sexual misconduct, and child abuse reporting. A subsequent lawsuit filed by the victim's family alleged that the school district failed to properly vet or monitor her, noting she had allegedly given her personal phone number to other students at the school as well. Bardfield faced severe charges, including grooming and predatory criminal sexual assault of a child—a Class X felony. She entered a partial plea agreement. On September 25, 2025, she was sentenced to 10 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. While the state had pushed for a 40-year sentence, the judge cited her lack of a prior criminal record and her public apology/expression of remorse as mitigating factors. She is required to serve 85% of her sentence and will be granted credit for the time she spent in jail awaiting trial. Following her release, she must register as a sex offender for the rest of her life and will remain under mandatory supervised release for a period ranging from three years to life. How do you feel about the results of this case, justice served or should have been a longer sentence.
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![Abdul El-Sayed's House of Horrors After he "fixed" a juvie jail, kids suffered rape, beatings, and were given expired meds By Charlie LeDuff Charlie LeDuff Abdul El-Sayed, the unlicensed doctor, says he’s got the chops and experience to govern from D.C. But does he? On the campaign trail, on television, and online, he talks about his tenure as the Wayne County Health Director and his miraculous turn around of the fetid and violent juvenile detention facility. “We had to rebuild it from the ground up,” he told a crowd of black pastors. “We rebuilt it from the studs up,” he told a group of black Democrats. “When the juvenile detention facility was in shambles, I declared a public health state of emergency to rebuild it,” he told CBS. But those claims don’t hold up when you examine the officials records, court filings, or talk to people who actually worked at the juvenile jail. Those employees paint a picture of horror, abuse, and incompetence. “Nothing was fixed,” said Jalal Malik-Ikram, a retired Detroit cop and former security officer at the juvenile jailhouse. “It was like prison. The kids called the shots, and their care and safety were beyond terrible.” Malik-Ikram was fired for taking secret photographs to document the abuse. El-Sayed may have built the studs, but he forgot to lay a foundation. “They were giving the kids expired medications,” Malik-Ikram said. “Or we couldn’t give the meds at all because it wasn’t safe. School? Education? There wasn’t none to speak of.” El-Sayed came to work for Wayne County in 2023. His resume listed few professional jobs beyond his 16 months as the Detroit Health Director. He quit that job in 2017, ran for governor, and lost. From there he became a paid talking head for CNN during the Covid pandemic. Citing standard talking points, El-Sayed got most things wrong, including the benefits of school lockouts, masking outdoors, and the efficacy of the vaccine. But El-Sayed was a “get” for the scandal-plagued county, whose Covid nursing home response was under intense scrutiny as was the plummeting life expectancy of Detroiters. In El-Sayed, they had themselves a real life TV doctor. Wayne County paid him big—about $280,000 a year. That was $100,000 more than his predecessor, a black female, and $100,000 more than his successor, also a black female. This disparity came despite El-Sayed’s social justice position decrying the pay gap between white men and black women. The month El-Sayed came aboard full-time with the county—March 2023—a 12-year-old boy was gang raped in the juvenile jail. Squalid and overcrowded, the deteriorating facility with overflowing sewage was a dumping ground not just for Detroit and Wayne County delinquents, but also for juveniles from across the state. It was the embarrassed County Executive Warren Evans—not El-Sayed—who declared a three-month state of emergency. It was Evans who appointed El-Sayed his juvenile jail czar and handed him $10 million. El-Sayed spent the money. The kids got fresh underpants, the guards got a pay raise, but little else changed. “[We] reorganized healthcare at the facility, raised salaries and wages by 35% to retain staff, and provided daily access to to hygiene products and clean underwear,” he told the Detroit News. And it was Evans, the county executive, who lifted the emergency declaration in June 2023, calling El-Sayed’s 10-week tenure a great success. But it wasn’t a great success. A week later, another kid was raped. Another week, and another beating. A few months later, the facility’s license was downgraded to a “provisional” status—requiring state supervision. The findings by a state investigator were appalling—violence, irregular meals, 22-hour lockdowns. In December 2023, two nurses filed a whistleblower lawsuit, alleging that they were fired after complaining to superiors that the children were being given expired medications. In February 2024, the juvenile jail was given a second “provisional” license after a boy was savaged by other inmates. Weeks later, a detention worker was charged and later convicted of the sexual assault of two boys. She is currently serving a 6-to-15-year prison sentence. One of the victims is now suing the county in federal court. That’s when Malik-Ikram began snapping his photographs. He tells the story of a gay teenager so distraught about being left in the general population that he pulled the florescent light bulbs out of the ceiling to harm himself. “The kid ate the glass so they’d take him to the hospital,” Malik-Ikram recalled. “That way, he figured, when he come back to lock-up, he’d get placed on the safe floor. But they wouldn’t put him on the safe floor, so the kid would eat glass again. When that didn’t work, he got violent, and that’s when security officers slammed the kid’s head into the wall. I saw that, and I took pictures.” Malik-Ikram was fired. He, too, has an active whistleblower lawsuit. Last year, the children were moved into the new Wayne County Criminal Justice Complex, a project engulfed in corruption and cost-overruns. Violence and staffing levels remain serious issues there. El-Sayed is now asking voters to consider his record at the juvenile jail as he pushes for Medicare for All when the truth is that he couldn’t manage medical care in a juvenile jailhouse. But on the upside, he got kids toothbrushes and underpants.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2090079654384112038/amplify_video_thumb/2090078303369469953/img/qP0Z0FK6nu9hkYBt.jpg)