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A 15-year-old Hialeah boy who had a months-long sexual relationship with a teacher at his religious school must end the affair, a Miami child welfare judge has ordered.
The boy’s mother, who is not being identified by The Miami Herald to protect her son’s privacy, appeared Wednesday afternoon before Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Cindy Lederman at the request of state child welfare administrators. They want the mother to agree to counseling and supervision by the Department of Children & Families.
The mom, Hialeah police say, consented to her son’s affair with 32-year-old Maria Guzman Hernandez, and allowed the couple to travel together for a weekend getaway at Disney World.
Hernandez, who teaches sixth grade at Our Lady Of Charity in Hialeah, was arrested Saturday night by the Hialeah Police Department after she returned from the trip. Police say she acknowledged the affair during questioning. She was charged with sexual battery on a child over whom she had custodial authority, a charge similar to statutory rape…
Har! Must be something in the water.
“If you don’t think football and war aren’t related. Listen to George Carlin’s famed skit sometimes.”
All team sports and war are related. In fact, at one time (and I mean… looooong ago), *all* sports were created to teach the basics of hunting and killing – be it alone or in groups.
Nowadays though we have professional militaries and can do away with the pretense.
#57 Homosexuality is unnatural, clearly not the design’s intent.
As for being able to fix a broken hymen…by your logic all violent crime against another is void if medical procedure exist to heal it…
Which allows the intent to go unpunished…
Only in the mind of a loon would that make sense.
#60 Moonbat barking again…the military teaches loyalty, honor, righteousness, integrity, and the ability to adapt and improvise…
Politicians get us in wars….the military keeps us out of them…till the politicians screw up.
#63, Alphie,
#60 Moonbat barking again…the military teaches loyalty, honor, righteousness, integrity, and the ability to adapt and improvise…
And what did you learn as a little boy working on the circus?