The teenager admitted that she was in love and continued to communicate with her teacher even after their news exchanges were discovered.
A music teacher from Pennsylvania has been arrested after her husband warned the school administration for having sex with a student, local media reported.
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Last Friday, Olivia Lois Ortz, 26, was issued an arrest warrant for allegedly having sex twice with a 17-year-old student at the school where he worked. In addition, he was charged with unlawful association with petty and criminal communications. Arts is said to have handed himself over to the authorities on the advice of his lawyer.
According to court documents, Ortz’s husband was found exchanging messages with the girl on his iPad and contacted the school principal. During the search, police found more than 100 text messages between Ortz and the teenager on the Spotify audio streaming service.
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The victim told police that she had visited Ortz’s house several times and that they had a romantic relationship. When police questioned her again with her parents on Monday, the girl admitted that they continued to be in contact because they fell in love after the search.
A district judge jailed her on a $ 150,000 bond in Lawrence County Jail.
This is not the first time such crimes have taken place in this school. In June 2020, music teacher Jonathan Briano, 37, was also accused of having sex with several female students.
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