Alissa McCommon: 4th grade teacher accused of assaulting a 12-year-old rearrested for aggravated stalking, harassment, coercing

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COVINGTON, TENNESSEE: Alissa McCommon, a Tennessee teacher who was out on bond is now rearrested! She is accused of raping a 12-year-old student and police fear many other victims will come forward soon.

On Thursday, September 28, she was again put behind bars for texting the victim. Alissa warned him that he was going to ‘regret' his decision to report her to the police.

The fresh charges against her include aggravated stalking, harassment, and coercing. The accused was taken into custody from her Covington home, previously being arrested three weeks ago.

Alissa was out after paying her $25,000 bond under the condition she would stay away from the alleged victim and would not communicate with him.

"The evidence indicates McCommon texted a victim, using a specific code word known to the juvenile as a code word McCommon would previously utilize to confirm that the juvenile was alone, often before sending photographs on Snapchat," Covington police said in a statement.

Alissa allegedly admitted to a sexual encounter with the boy during their conversation over the phone. Once, the victim reported to the authorities, she was taken into custody the same day, reports New York Post.


Another case out of Tennessee.

How does a grown woman get obsessed with a child.
 
COVINGTON, TENNESSEE: Alissa McCommon, a Tennessee teacher who was out on bond is now rearrested! She is accused of raping a 12-year-old student and police fear many other victims will come forward soon.

On Thursday, September 28, she was again put behind bars for texting the victim. Alissa warned him that he was going to ‘regret' his decision to report her to the police.

The fresh charges against her include aggravated stalking, harassment, and coercing. The accused was taken into custody from her Covington home, previously being arrested three weeks ago.

Alissa was out after paying her $25,000 bond under the condition she would stay away from the alleged victim and would not communicate with him.

"The evidence indicates McCommon texted a victim, using a specific code word known to the juvenile as a code word McCommon would previously utilize to confirm that the juvenile was alone, often before sending photographs on Snapchat," Covington police said in a statement.

Alissa allegedly admitted to a sexual encounter with the boy during their conversation over the phone. Once, the victim reported to the authorities, she was taken into custody the same day, reports New York Post.


Another case out of Tennessee.

How does a grown woman get obsessed with a child.
She sounds like a sicko, alright.
 
She might claim she’s in the wrong body and feels she is a 12 year old and us bullies should get off her back
 
With behavior like that she may end up as a Biden advisor.

Let her become worm food the same as any sexual predator should be
 
COVINGTON, TENNESSEE: Alissa McCommon, a Tennessee teacher who was out on bond is now rearrested! She is accused of raping a 12-year-old student and police fear many other victims will come forward soon.

On Thursday, September 28, she was again put behind bars for texting the victim. Alissa warned him that he was going to ‘regret' his decision to report her to the police.

The fresh charges against her include aggravated stalking, harassment, and coercing. The accused was taken into custody from her Covington home, previously being arrested three weeks ago.

Alissa was out after paying her $25,000 bond under the condition she would stay away from the alleged victim and would not communicate with him.

"The evidence indicates McCommon texted a victim, using a specific code word known to the juvenile as a code word McCommon would previously utilize to confirm that the juvenile was alone, often before sending photographs on Snapchat," Covington police said in a statement.

Alissa allegedly admitted to a sexual encounter with the boy during their conversation over the phone. Once, the victim reported to the authorities, she was taken into custody the same day, reports New York Post.


Another case out of Tennessee.

How does a grown woman get obsessed with a child.
They need to throw away the key.
 
COVINGTON, TENNESSEE: Alissa McCommon, a Tennessee teacher who was out on bond is now rearrested! She is accused of raping a 12-year-old student and police fear many other victims will come forward soon.

On Thursday, September 28, she was again put behind bars for texting the victim. Alissa warned him that he was going to ‘regret' his decision to report her to the police.

The fresh charges against her include aggravated stalking, harassment, and coercing. The accused was taken into custody from her Covington home, previously being arrested three weeks ago.

Alissa was out after paying her $25,000 bond under the condition she would stay away from the alleged victim and would not communicate with him.

"The evidence indicates McCommon texted a victim, using a specific code word known to the juvenile as a code word McCommon would previously utilize to confirm that the juvenile was alone, often before sending photographs on Snapchat," Covington police said in a statement.

Alissa allegedly admitted to a sexual encounter with the boy during their conversation over the phone. Once, the victim reported to the authorities, she was taken into custody the same day, reports New York Post.


Another case out of Tennessee.

How does a grown woman get obsessed with a child.
Execute her and there will be no more rape done by her.
 
"now she is facing a 23-count indictment for sexual misconduct against nearly two dozen other potential minor victims, according to police."

Groomer deluxe edition. These female school teachers are out of control.
 
"now she is facing a 23-count indictment for sexual misconduct against nearly two dozen other potential minor victims, according to police."

Groomer deluxe edition. These female school teachers are out of control.

She'll go to jail. We have laws against such behavior.
 

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