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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...

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