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They didn't tell you why you're under arrest. No. It's involving a relationship with
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You want me to go alone today? No, you need to go to jail. I'm little. They're going to tear me
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apart. This is the moment 27-year-old [music] teacher Britney realized that her horrifying secret had been uncovered.
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And she was about to spend the rest of her life behind bars. But classrooms like this are more common than you'd
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[music] think. Like this gym teacher who was given 30 years in prison for exploiting his students. Come here. Come
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here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Take them off. Take them off. Or when the cops discovered the
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horrifying secret this elementary teacher was hiding. Not fervor. I'm not anything. I'm not.
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Maybe you are. But first, let's start with the disgusting case of Britney. Britney was
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arrested by cops after her victim's parents found she'd been sending a bombardment of X-rated messages to their
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child. And as it was later discovered, even touching him in class. Do you have anything on you that's going
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to hurt me? To do me, stick me? Anything like that? No. Anything dangerous? No weapons. Okay.
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Yeah. Can you Am I going to be able? Yeah, you will. This is your personal property.
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So everything that goes in this bag, I'm going to take your necklace off as well.
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Can you and flip me so I can say fighting at? We'll do that at the jail. Okay. And then we'll have you do the same with
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the nose ring, too. I got it. Can you turn towards me? Open up your mouth. Lift up your tongue.
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Okay. Britney is complying extremely well with the cops, consenting to searches and even helping them out at
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points in the same way as Vidge. Britney knows exactly why she's being arrested,
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but she's trying to gain favor with the cops in hope that maybe they'll treat her better throughout the case. Even in
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her interrogation, it's clear that she still thinks sweetalking the detective will help her out.
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All right. And are you from Arizona or did you I moved here when I was 10. Where was that from?
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Michigan. My husband and his family are Skyhard Cowboys fans. So, see, when I grew up, Cowboys were um
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kind of or cowboy fans were kind of thugs. You know, everyone the star jacket just to be, you know, cool and
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people got their starter jacket stolen and they robbed for it. So, I grew up hating the Cowboys.
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Oh, yeah. Can I ask you a question? You can. Um, is it this arrest from the school or
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was this from like something separate? So, I had like I had my school call me yesterday and tell me that I was on
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probation, but I had his father contact me today. So, I was just trying to figure out which one was from.
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Well, it's Britney seems totally confident that she'll be going home later. She's trying
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to play this off as if it isn't a huge deal, but unfortunately for her, the most [music] disgusting details of the
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case were about to be discovered, and the cops would make sure that she didn't leave jail for a very long time. Britney
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and this victim reportedly had at least four times within a month. Sometimes in her car, sometimes in her classroom, and
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sometimes with other [music] students still in the room keeping watch. I was one of the witnesses or one of the
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people that saw Mora. Was Morris um saying anything? No, they're just doing it. It was very
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uncomfortable. So that's why the second day they're doing stuff, I just left the room.
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Obviously, there really wasn't much room for Britney to get out of this, but at her trial, she almost begs the jury to
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give her a lighter sentence, obviously terrified to face the consequences of her actions.
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She would like to reach the podium. [music] The sentencing is not only taking decades of my own life and experiences
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away, but those of my loved ones as well. As stated earlier, I never want to hurt anyone and it tears me apart to
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know that I have and I'm deeply sorry. I am a good and genuine person who made a
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mistake and regrets it [music] deeply. I ask [snorts] that you please have leniency in regards to my sentencing,
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that you see me as a person with a hopeful future [music] and not just another number or case. Thank you so
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much for your time and consideration. Given that she accepted responsibility and showed remorse, she was eventually
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sentenced to 20 years in prison, the lowest possible sentence for her crimes. However, she was also put on lifetime
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probation and forced to register as a sex offender. But worst of all, she'll have to face the dangers sex offenders
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face behind prison, even pleading to court, that they'll tear her apart for what she did. But there are other crimes
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that can endanger or scare kids at school. This third grade teacher decided to really test the boundaries on the
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first day of school. So, um, just observing you in classroom, it looks like something's off a little bit. Have
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you taken anything that's, you know, do you have a prescription for anything that maybe you have taken today
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that just seems like you're not the same person that I talked to this morning? I I did take some medication last night
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to to help me with sleep cuz I have some anxiety stuff. But when the teacher named Kimberly
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initially showed up to school, everything seemed fine. But as the day progressed, other staff noticed she had
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red eyes, slurred speech, and even struggled to finish sentences. Kimberly claims she'd taken medication last night
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to help her sleep, but other than that has taken no medication whatsoever. The staff, however, aren't so sure.
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You haven't taken anything while you were at school? No. Would you um be willing to take a
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breathalyzer test? If I needed to. Yeah. Okay. Ready? Take a big deep breath. blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. All
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right, stop. Good job. You going to tell me the truth? How much you had to drink?
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I drank last night. There's no way you drank last night. Kimberly just blew a.248.
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To put that into perspective, the legal limit in Oklahoma is 08. And anything over.25 is considered alcohol poisoning.
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Having a blood alcohol level this high essentially guarantees that Kimberly has been drinking while at school, but they
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need to find concrete evidence of this. Luckily, they didn't have to look far. Here's our drink that you have. What's
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in this drink? That's a diet coke. Is there anything liquor in it? Nope. So, if I go into the classroom, am I
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going to find anything else? So, where did the liquor come from? Did you leave campus?
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Not today. Can I check your eyes? Yeah. Can I stand up? Just follow the tip of my pan. Your eyes
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are eyes open. Do you understand? Mhm. Yeah. She's intoxicated. Am I going to get fired? Just
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honestly, yes. Or you can resign. You're under the influence at school with kids.
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That cannot happen. It's honestly too nice of the superintendent to let her resign, as this means she'll likely be
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able to get another job in a similar sector should she decide to. But it seems as though she still doesn't want
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to leave this school, as her next move is to desperately try to explain her way out of this in a truly ridiculous
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manner. Can it not just be that it's in my blood system and that's why Unless you were drank a ton at like
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8:00 this morning, I don't think I don't know how you could still be that hot. I
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did drink a lot last night. How much did you drink? Too much. What? What do you drink?
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Wine. How many bottles of wine did you drink? Uh, we had the box. Did you drink a whole box of wine?
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Half a box. And you stopped drinking at like three or four. Johnson, please come to the office.
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The problem is is they said you were fine this morning and then recently they've noticed a difference, which
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makes me think that you you've drank recently. Unfortunately for Kimberly though, nobody's buying it, especially
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after the superintendent finds a smoking gun in her classroom. Okay, no more games, right?
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Yeah. Other than that, uh uh my juice. Can I try again? That layer is wine. This was the final straw for the
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officer. And after Kimberly failed to call someone to bring her home, he decides that she'll be coming with him
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instead. Please, please, please just let me Can we I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. You
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had your chance to be honest. And I did. And then you wiped this out. But I should charge you with tampering with
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evidence. Please, please tell me. Put your hands behind your back. No, I don't want to.
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Do you want to go to jail? No. Multiple charges. No. Put your hands behind your back.
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Please don't do this. Please. I just want to talk to you. Can you just talk to me?
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Put your hands behind your back. Kimberly was taken back to the station and was hit with a single count of
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public intoxication. Thankfully for the kids, she also lost her job and was banned from stepping foot on the
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premises ever again. But Kimberly's crime looks like child's play compared to the next case of Vigilant Dei. On the
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27th of March 2022, officers arrived at Coach Vigilant De Hades house to arrest him on a warrant for multiple counts of
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acts on victims as young as 12 years old. When the police went to handcuff him, Vigilant had a very unusual
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reaction. Sorry, Can they be in front of me? Can I Can the handcuffs be in front of me?
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We'll see, but usually no. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Take them off. Take them off.
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The man accused of harassing multiple children bursts into tears while being arrested. A pathetic action, especially
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when you consider the nature of his crimes. I'm going to share some some information
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with you. All right, you're not handcuffed right now. I want you to remain calm and be cool. Okay, there's
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an outstanding warrant issue for your arrest. It's out of Lake County. Okay. So, your beef is not with us. Okay. I
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understand. Sergeant Housing, you have a relationship. Okay. You want to maintain
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professionalism and respect. The officer tries to calm Vigilant down and says that they will do their best to remain
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respectful and professional. What's strange about this case, though, is that the sergeant, whose body cam is being
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displayed, is actually good friends with Vigilant, hence the polite treatment and
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the lack of handcuffs at this time. In fact, Vigilant is treated so well, he's even allowed to take a call from his
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wife in the middle of his arrest. Hey, I'm with Jerry. Um, so you in the house. We can call her back in a few minutes.
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Okay. She They said we can call you back in a few minutes. Listen, I got to I got to put them
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behind your back, but I got these. Okay. And they're bigger, so they'll fit your
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wrists. Okay. All right. But it's not just the sergeant that seems to know Vigilant. It's the whole
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squad. This isn't because he's known to them as a criminal. It's actually because he's a cheerleading coach and
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choreographer running a long-standing and well-known cheerleading school. Vigilant was known as a pillar of the
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community and reviews of his class back this up, saying that he and his wife provide a safe and healthy environment
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and that they've both impacted many kids with their love and support. But it seems that Vigilant took this love a
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step too far. You may think that Vigilant's tears are meant to imply that he's anxious and
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shocked about this whole situation. But notice how he hasn't once asked what charges the warrant is for. Vigilant
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actually knows exactly why he's being arrested. And these tears aren't remorseful ones. They're of regret and
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terror. As he's likely heard stories about what happens to criminals like him in prison. How long will it take for you
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to come get me? It's going to be a few hours. I'm being 100% honest with you, V. I don't want to
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hide anything from you. Worst case scenario, if they're going to extradite you, you'll have to stay. That
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means take you to to Lake County. You'll have to wait at Orange at the Orange County Jail until they transport
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you to Lake County and then you'll get bonded out in Lake County. And it's a 50/50 shot. I don't know how they do it.
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I don't know the process or how they decide it. I'm just letting you know there's a possibility that you might
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have to stay there till Monday or Tuesday until you go to Lake County. If Vigilant is shocked at this news, it's
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hard to imagine what he was feeling after he was told he'd be spending up to 10 years in prison for his crimes. And
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it's not as if he's getting out of this either. Since his arrest, multiple girls
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have come forward to testify against him. And in July of 2023, Vigilant entered a guilty plea and is currently
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awaiting sentencing. But unlike Vigilant, Julio Sodto wasn't about to go down that easily, choosing instead to
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try and cover up his depraved crimes in the interrogation room. I'm not lying to
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you folks. I'm not pervert. I'm not anything. I'm not I don't know. Maybe you are.
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In March 2019, a female student told her friends that her 49-year-old teacher had
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touched her inappropriately the previous month. Sodto had pulled her aside from her PE class pretending to fix a test
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she had taken. But when they were alone in the room, he touched her inappropriately. Sodto was then arrested
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a month later on a warrant and was brought in for interrogation. So you say you normally take three to four kids.
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What happened this time? This time it was just her. You know, she was asking me cuz she goes, you know, I
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was concerned about Friday cuz you going to meet my mommy and all this stuff. And
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I said, okay. You know, I would, you know, I wasn't even thinking. I just Why? What do you mean why?
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If you're going to take a female student to your classroom, you didn't think to like, uh, let me just grab another.
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And all and honestly, I'm just I just wanted to get her work done. Get her and then go back to specials. I And I'm I'm
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doing great. So, you know, and like I said, that's my bad. I While she was sitting at the U-shaper
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kidney table, did you walk over to check on her? Not until she said something about her
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wrist or her arm. This is all well and good, but the cops are having a hard time figuring out why
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he was alone in a room with a student in the first place. Things already aren't adding up and they have to figure this
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out. Was she the only one in the classroom with you at the time? Do you normally take kids in the
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classroom? That's what I was telling them. Normally I try to get a couple kids and I was
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just Is that like policy or is that a common practice or what is that? It's probably common practice. I don't
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know. I mean, I'm sure it is written somewhere, but if you're going to bring a student back to your classroom, you
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always bring at least um um if there's another adult there or if not an adult, then you're supposed to bring a couple
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of kids. And why didn't you on that day? I I wasn't even thinking. Yeah. And and that's why I said I said
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that's my bad. you know, I'll get a, you know, if I get a count statement from the school, that's fine. I I just I was
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I was all I do was trying to I knew she parents are coming. I just wanted to hurt to get their stuff done
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and then then that was it. Sodto denied the accusations from the start, but this is where he slipped up
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badly. What is that thing that's on your door? It's like a black cover. What is it for?
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Oh, one um that's for active challenge. Do you normally have yours drawn? It's always up.
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Okay. It's always up. Yeah. Unless we we have an acting challenge then we put it down or when
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the kids play with it after school because it's only it's only taped. Okay. Do you ever have yours up for like
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your planning period where you don't want to be bothered? If you're in the classroom with a
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student and you notice it's down, would you fix that? Oh yeah, definitely. You didn't notice it was down?
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No. At any time while in the classroom, did you say, "Hey, I'm going to tickle you."
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Did you attempt to tickle her? Did you place your hands on her in any other way?
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Other than her arm. Okay. Cuz she is she's one of those students that um you know if I did something like that, she
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would I know she would tell the whole world. So So you're telling me if you did something to her, she would tell?
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Yes. So why are we getting this allegation? I don't know. That's what I'm trying to
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figure out. This suggests that he has thought about it and decided that she's not a good
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victim. Another super sketchy thing is the fact that the door was covered. It's like Soda was trying to hide whatever
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was going on in there from everyone else. I reviewed the school video that day. Okay.
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First thing, she was in a sling. She was in a sling and she was sitting on the bench. She was sitting on the bench next
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to a little boy. I don't know who he is, but she was sitting on that Wednesday. Yes.
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No, I'm No, I'm literally telling I'm going to tell you what I saw in this video.
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She was sitting on the bench with that little boy. She had a sling on her arm. She had a band around her hair. Had this
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big ponytail. I see you come down with your class. Your class sits. You just walk around for a little bit.
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You then walk over directly to her. You begin, you have some type of conversation. I don't know what the
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conversation was about. After you have the conversation, she gets up. You guys walk up that stairwell.
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The side stairwell. Yes. Walk up to the side stairwell. Proceed to the second floor.
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Yes. She had a sling on. I honestly don't remember the sling. Okay. I knew it was the week before, but I
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She had a sling on that day. Her sling she had a full sling on. Her arm is completely wrapped. Sodto conveniently
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can't remember the girl's sling, a noticeable detail. Yet, he somehow recalls their conversation word for
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word. Investigators point out this inconsistency to make him realize that lying won't work.
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Now, you remember taking her to the classroom to do work and you remember specific details about her arm was
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hurting and you went over to her and you were like, "Let me see." And you were like touching her arm. If you remember
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those specific details, I don't understand why I can't remember the detail about the sling
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because that would explain why her arm was hurting. When I went over there, there was no
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there was nothing on her arm. But even if even if even if she didn't have that sling gone, her arm would have
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still been wrapped. The arm was But it was bare. Her arm was in this video, her arm
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wasn't there, right? But when she came to the classroom, it was bare. So, she would
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have had to take that off as she walked up with you because on video she you walk in front of her, you go around the
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stairs. So, these are the stairs. You know how you walk in the door? You got to turn
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around, right? To walk up the stairs. You're in front of her. She's on your left hand side.
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Her arm is completely slinged. I see her go past the video with a slung a sling on her arm and you continue to walk up.
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You walk on the right side, she walks on the left. Okay. Have you ever tickled her?
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No. Have you ever horse played with her? Not horse play, like touching her. No. Have you ever horse played, grabb ass,
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whatever you want to call it. Have you guys ever did anything that would allude to being a playful manner? In a playful
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manner, you joke with her? Yeah. Okay. So, you guys, but not but not like oneonone joke in
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the class. So, okay, we're in a group setting. Have you ever tried to tickle her in a group
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setting? No. Sodto keeps insisting that he never touched the girl, but the cops are
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having a hard time believing him with multiple witnesses claiming otherwise. A lot of other students have told us
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you'll you'll mess around like every once in a while like joke around with them and stuff and sometimes you'll like
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try to lighten the mood if you see that they're sad or they're down or something
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like that. Well, they said that you call it like a tickle like a tickling thing where you're like I'm going to get you
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I'm a tickle. But I've never touched anything appropriately. I got like more than eight kids who told
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me that you said hey I'm going to get your tickle spot and you poke them. Have you ever said I'm going to get your
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tickle spot? Honestly, I don't I don't know. Okay. I mean, I could I may have, but I don't I
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if I had a Bible, I would put it right there. I would, and I'm sure you probably hear this all the time, but I
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would never touch a girl or or boy for that matter in any inappropriate area. But now he's backtracking, claiming he
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didn't touch them inappropriately. If he believed he could bluff his way out, he'd stick to his initial denial. But
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unfortunately for him, there were witnesses to everything. Have you ever received a complaint from
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any student on campus? Yeah, two like I told you about two years ago. And what was that complaint
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exactly? The the same the same thing. The tickling. Okay. The tickling. Okay. So, you have tickled
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students? No, not her. There have been complaints from multiple students who said that they've heard and
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seen you gesture toward other students making comments about their bodies. Oh my gosh.
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Have you ever done something like that? When confronted about the accusations of
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improper student touching, Sodto pretends to be shocked. These students come from different classrooms and
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grades, making it impossible for them to come up with a madeup story. So, are these kids all lying on you?
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Don't know. You don't? Well, that is Well, hold on one second. You said was lying, but earlier you told me that if
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you were to ever do something, you know that she would be the one who would just
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go out there and tell the world. Exactly. So, why is she telling the world? I don't know.
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That's why what that's why I'm I'm very confused and upset. But was one of the kids that said that
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you were one of her favorite teachers. Literally said that you're her favorite teacher in the whole wide world and she
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has so much fun in your class. Mhm. I try I try to. So why why the lie? I don't know. That's what I'm trying to
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figure out. Well, I don't know why they're lying. And I don't know why it's a whole bunch
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of people telling me the same story. I've been doing this stuff for going on 11 years now. And when details and
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stories don't change, there's usually something to it. So what I want to do is not I don't want you to paint yourself
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as this bad person, this monster. Hang on. I want you to paint yourself maybe as the person who may have made a
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mistake. The cop even allowed him to claim it was a mistake, but Sodto was not budging.
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I need for you to be honest with me. If you accidentally touched her or if you did something in a way that or reaching
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over her glaze over her shoulders or something, just tell me. And I have no problem with that
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because that's not inappropriate touch. Right. I have no problem with that. Like
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I told you last night, I have no problem if I'm if I make a mistake, I'll I'll confess to it.
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Yeah. But if I know I truly didn't do something. Her grades, she went from an A student,
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I mean, high marks in your class. She was doing extremely well. And then as strange as it is, right after this
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February 13th, this Wednesday, this specific date that we're focused so hard on right now
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and we've been talking about for the last I don't know hour. Mhm. Why are her grades plummeting?
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I don't know. I mean 60 I mean like she's doing terribly now. And that's why that's why we had the
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talk with the parents with the 504. But the 504 talk happened on a Friday. Correct. long before her grades started
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plummeting. A significant drop in the girl's grades is a concerning sign that something
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traumatic might have occurred, and the timing is too good for it to be a coincidence. Sodto tried to act like the
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time alone with the student wasn't a big deal, but the investigator pointed out it was enough time for something bad to
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happen. She was only in my classroom roughly 15 minutes, so there's still good 15 minutes is long.
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I I I'm not disagreeing with you folks. You gota you got to give me something here because you're not giving me an exp
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you're not giving me an explanation as to why this child was in that room with you for 15 minutes besides homework and
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you not tell anybody. I would think you would say hey you want to come over real quick and we can go
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over some lesson plans. Hey, let me gra let me grab a couple students who need to catch up on
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and that's why I said I said that was my bad because I was just trying to rush and get through. I wasn't thinking
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but that's not that happened. What are you rushing to get through? No, just to get get through to get her work
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done. So these kids who are telling me that you're making comments about their bodies, multiple kids are lying.
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Multiple kids are telling me that you know you that you've reached and you've touched them in inappropriate places.
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Those kids are lying. This child who says that you are her favorite teacher in the world is telling me that you have
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touched her and now she is lying. So it's the world against you. I'm just telling you what I know.
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Sodto keeps claiming he can't recall touching children that way and doesn't understand why his story differs from
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others. So the investigator quit the friendly approach, pressing him harder, hoping to get something out of him. You
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did make a mistake when you commented about these other these girls call talked about their bodies. You did make
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a mistake when you reached out and you touched these students. You made a mistake.
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I get mistakes. I don't think you're a bad person. I don't want to think that about you.
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I need you to help me though. Even if if I said this, is that a That's not a crime.
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Okay. Not that I So, did you say it? Maybe. I don't know. I I think you did, but it's not a crime to
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to make a to make a comment. It's not a crime. So, did you say it? I don't know. Maybe. I don't know.
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Maybe and I don't know are two different things. Did you say it? I don't know. I think you do.
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I think you do know. Maybe. I'm sorry. I just It's okay. I I I don't know. I could have. I could
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have. I don't know. I just I could I just don't know. Sodto's story is slowly falling apart and the detectives are
00:25:22
closing in on the truth. However, what Sodto accidentally admitted to next might just be the final nail in his
00:25:30
coffin. Why are the cameras showing me what telling me? I don't know. You don't know
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if the camera is in your classroom and it's showing us what she told us. How don't you know?
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Why can't you explain that to me? I don't know. You have to know either you did it or you didn't. And the camera
00:25:51
shows you did it. So tell me what happened. Why you did it. Tell me why. I know it happened. I know
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it did. I watched it. Why was it [music] an accident? I I No, nothing. I mean, I don't do
00:26:08
anything. It was an accident to touch her. Yeah. If I if like I said if I if I touched her [music] it that I don't
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recollect if I touch her then it's an accident. You just said this was not an accident.
00:26:26
It wasn't. I don't know why we're holding on to this. There are cameras in the classroom. You know about them.
00:26:33
They're showing me what happened. Tell me. Just tell me. Was it an accident? just tell me.
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It was at this point that Sodto realized he was playing with fire for far too long. So, he finally did the smart thing
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and asked for his lawyer. You know, no matter what, I I I'm going to lose my career. I'm I'm probably
00:26:59
going to go to jail after tonight. Why are we stuck on that? Because that that's my whole future is
00:27:05
teaching. You [music] know, I'm not going to ever I'll get fired right after this. If I get if I go to jail tonight,
00:27:11
I'm gonna be fired. We're not here by mistake and we're not here by accident. And everything is in
00:27:16
God's plan. It's by his design. We are all sinners and we are not all perfect. Oh, I know.
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We all fall short of the glory. Man, tell [music] us. Can I have my lawyer? Perfect.
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I'm not saying I'm No problem. Soda was charged with one count of lewd behavior and one charge of a minor. He
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was granted a $75,000 bond and walked out of jail. His trial has been repeatedly pushed back. You'll be even
00:27:51
more shocked when you hear what Yasine did. In September 2021, substitute teacher Yasine Asher was interrogated
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for allegedly girls who were under the age of 12 at the school where he taught and he was exposed by the parents of the
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victims. What he said during the interrogation will shock you. How long have you been doing this for?
00:28:10
No, that's not true. So, these kids are all making that up. No. You going to tell me the whole school is
00:28:18
going to make something up? No. I'm I'm telling you the truth about the other girl, but I don't know about
00:28:24
Are you willing to take a a lie detector test? Uh, it's it's really a stress voice analysis test, but would you be
00:28:31
willing to take something like that? No. Why? I'm afraid of that. Why? It did not hurt me. That's why.
00:28:39
How is it going to hurt you? It's not It is not painful. Or are you afraid? Cuz you're not being
00:28:45
honest with me. You cried to me. You told me you were a good kid and that you were sorry.
00:28:50
Yeah. But you're not being sorry. And you're not sorry. You say you're sorry. You're
00:28:54
not sorry cuz you're not being completely honest with me. If somebody's truly sorry and wants forgiveness with
00:29:01
anybody, you will be honest. Yin didn't fully cooperate at first. He didn't admit to the accusations and just kept
00:29:08
apologizing. This seemed suspicious because if he were truly innocent, there wouldn't be the need for all the
00:29:13
constant apologies. I don't understand why why don't why do you keep on like hiding things? These
00:29:20
kids I what did I tell you earlier that sooner or later everything comes out? I I really didn't do that. So if I pull
00:29:27
video, I will not see you touching anybody that day you substitute. The second the officer mentioned video
00:29:39
evidence. We saw Yine look shocked. It's like he was surprised by the investigative abilities of the officers
00:29:45
and he didn't expect them to have actual proof. Yine continued acting innocent, but the investigator still pressed him
00:29:51
for a confession. some some random girl that does not even know the other students
00:29:59
is randomly going to say the same thing. That is just a coincidence. No, you going to sit there and lie still
00:30:08
or are you going to be honest? I did. And after a while, he finally admitted to his crimes. If you thought Yim
00:30:14
couldn't make the matter worse, you won't believe what he said next. Just touched her.
00:30:19
Like what? Show me. Wait your hand on the table. She said two minutes. Did you leave it
00:30:27
there or something else? I left it there. Okay. And while you guys were doing what? Like was she not saying anything?
00:30:35
Were you saying something? Didn't tell me anything? How long did that last for? About 2 minutes, please.
00:30:48
She just let you? Yeah. Seeing that the girl let him do what he did just shows what kind of
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person he is. Yin was charged and found guilty of four underage girls, leading to an 8-year prison term for each count.
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After serving his sentence, he will be deported to his home country as a recognized predator. But if you thought
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evil teachers stopped here, that's because you don't know the case of Allison. Someone fix my recognition. It's okay.
00:31:14
Just smile. On June 12th, 2022, cops were called to the scene of a car accident that took place in a parking
00:31:20
garage. The culpable driver was identified as kindergarten teacher Allison. Let me talk to you over here. Okay.
00:31:27
Okay. So, what happened? No, honestly, the AC in my car is out. I was fixing my hair. I didn't realize
00:31:35
they were breaking as fast as they were. I didn't realize there's a big line and
00:31:38
I'd literally just smacked into them. I've had two shots and one drink tonight. Like
00:31:43
right off the bat, Allison incriminates herself and admits to drinking before the accident, but tries to undermine it
00:31:49
by suggesting she didn't drink that much. What she doesn't know is that drinking and driving is against the law
00:31:55
regardless of the amount of alcohol that was consumed and will always result in some sort of legal consequences. So, she
00:32:02
just made this cop's job a lot easier. Uh right now if you had to to rate yourself on a scale of 0 to 10 was zero
00:32:08
being completely sober 10 being the most intoxicated you've ever been in your life. Where would you say you are right
00:32:12
now? Probably like a five. Like definitely like I Yeah. Okay. So So you're feeling it?
00:32:18
Not like feel Yeah. Okay. With that in mind, do you think it's a good idea for you to be driving
00:32:22
right now? I mean I definitely thought I was okay to drive like Okay. Well, given what's happened, your
00:32:27
opinion changed perhaps? I mean no cuz I was genuinely finishing my like like I said like the AC in my
00:32:33
car was out. I was fixing I was trying to pull up my hair and I was stupid at me. But
00:32:37
gotcha. If I were to hand you the the keys to a school bus full of kids right now, would you feel safe driving that?
00:32:42
Probably not cuz I am an education major and I like do care. Like I would never care for any kids intoxicated ever.
00:32:49
Okay. So So you think because you are intoxicated it's probably not safe to be driving kids around?
00:32:54
My kids around? No. I would never want to have other lives reliable. Uh would you be willing to do a couple
00:32:59
tests to make sure it's good for you to be driving? Absolutely. Allison confidently agrees
00:33:02
to the field sobriety tests, thinking that being a five out of 10 sober is enough for her to drive. But in reality,
00:33:10
any amount of alcohol consumed can have a negative effect on the ability to safely operate a vehicle. And after
00:33:16
performing the field sobriety tests, the officer confirmed that Allison wasn't safe to drive. However, she has a
00:33:23
different opinion. How did you think you did on those tests? I feel like I did fine to be honest.
00:33:27
Okay. Felt like you did fine. Like if you had to rate yourself, are we talking like like uh 60% 70% 80% 90%.
00:33:36
Um probably look at eight like at least passing now. Like so like eight out of 10.
00:33:41
Yeah. Okay. Hypothetical. Do you think if you were to drive it an eight out of 10 is
00:33:46
necessarily safe that there's a 20% chance you might be running somebody over. Honestly, no. Like obviously always want
00:33:51
my friends to be with someone who's like 100% okay to drive. Obviously me. But like yes, I thought I was okay to get to
00:33:59
decision. based on everything that's happened tonight. Okay. With with the crash that happened here, um signs of
00:34:05
intoxication I'm seeing performance on these tests, I don't think it's safe to be driving tonight. Okay.
00:34:09
Can I have my friend home? Uh nope. Uh so if you can place your hand behind your back, you are under
00:34:13
arrest for DWI right now. Okay. The officer immediately concluded that she was too drunk to drive and placed
00:34:18
her under arrest. You'd expect that Allison would feel at least a little guilty, but that wasn't the case. She
00:34:24
went from crying to smiling and joking around with her friends. Like, how do I look?
00:34:36
I did really good on my test. I'm not going to lie. What was the test? I did good. I don't know why. He
00:34:42
told me I failed. I was followed his fingers. I was on it. All I could see was his
00:34:49
finger. walking TEST. I NAILED IT. Are you kidding? Yes, I'm in Wait, I think Clint just tried to call
00:34:57
back. Please don't be mad at me. I was fixing my hair while I was driving and of
00:35:03
course they pulled out and I'm really sorry. I'm really sorry. I'm not even that drunk. I've had two shots in one.
00:35:11
Yeah. But will you put my mug shot on a t-shirt? Don't be mad at me. Like I'm trying to
00:35:18
be a teacher and my dad's dead so I don't need to be lectured right now. All right.
00:35:29
Be real. Okay. But wait, take this off. Oh, no. Really haven't met that many people that
00:35:39
are excited for this. Posing for pictures while getting arrested and having a mug shot on a
00:35:48
t-shirt is probably not the best look for a kindergarten teacher. Allison was taken to a jail facility where she would
00:35:55
spend the rest of her night. She faces charges of DWI and for first-time offenders, her bail bond can be up to
00:36:01
$3,000. These are the disgusting crimes committed by teachers. But what happens when it's a school principal who commits
00:36:09
the crime? I have to go to the bathroom. I understand that, but you're NOT GOING
00:36:13
TO PISS IN THAT BUSH over there. On August 30th, 2022, police rushed to the scene after middle school principal
00:36:19
Artha Douly Mallaloy crashed and caused property damage to two houses. But when they asked Artha what had happened, she
00:36:26
didn't plan on telling the truth. What happened? I just have to go to the bathroom, sir.
00:36:31
Okay. But but you're not you're [clears throat] not answering my question for me.
00:36:33
Yes, sir. What happened? I just have to go to the bathroom. No, that's not the question that I asked
00:36:38
you question. My question that I'm asking you is there was no accident, sir. There was no
00:36:43
look look at your vehicle. I look at the vehicle. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
00:36:47
I just have to go to the bathroom. You're not understanding me. I need you to look where your vehicle is, right?
00:36:51
I need you to see that all of your airbags have deployed. They have You do not have shoes on right
00:36:56
now. I took them off in the car cuz I came out to speak to you, sir. She said that she was fine. As if her
00:37:01
damaged car behind her wasn't all the proof that the cops needed. But as she tried to dodge the officer's questions,
00:37:08
she lost her balance, which made it clear that she was far from fine. Mallaloy was drunk and unstable and
00:37:14
everyone knew it. Can you just get the license, registration, insurance from me, please?
00:37:17
Yes, sir. Can I just go to the bathroom, please? I I need I need to I need to deal with
00:37:22
this first and then then we could proceed. I just have to go to the bathroom. I can't hold it. Just be I cannot hold
00:37:28
you. I understand, man. But right now, you're involved in a motor vehicle accident.
00:37:32
I'm not I'm in the driveway. You are. This is not your driveway. Is this your driveway?
00:37:37
Not my driveway. I pulled over because they asked me to pull over. I have to go to the bathroom. I'm just asking can I
00:37:43
please go to the bathroom, sir? Ma'am, that's all I have to do. Ma'am, let me let me ask you a question
00:37:47
here. Yes, sir. Okay. Have you Have you been drinking today? Earlier today, I was
00:37:52
earlier today. You got I can't do this. Please. I'm sorry. I'm asking. My father was a little
00:37:59
tired, so I'm detective in New York. And there I have to go to the bathroom. Surprisingly, Mallaloy thought
00:38:07
mentioning her father's police connection would get her special treatment, but there was no chance of
00:38:12
that happening. She insisted on using the bathroom, but the cops knew it was all a lie and got tired of repeating
00:38:18
themselves after a while. Driver vehicle, she had to stop the bathroom. She ended up hitting me.
00:38:25
I didn't hit anything. I just need to stop. I go to the bathroom. I'm fine. My license just fell there. I have my
00:38:33
driver's license. It fell there. That's all, man. It fell on the side, sir. I just have to go to the bathroom.
00:38:42
Okay. And I just told I had to really go to the bathroom really bad. Okay. I I understand that, but we're a
00:38:48
little limited on options as you heard the driver's license, right? Thank you so much.
00:38:52
Thank you. Thank you. Are we going to run or do let's let's get moving. At this point,
00:39:02
the cops are starting to get annoyed by Mallaloy. So, they decide to quickly do the sobriety tests and get it over with.
00:39:08
Little did they know, Malloy really needs to use the bathroom. I'll take the test by really.
00:39:14
Okay, sir. I got you. Like, like I said, you take the test or you come with me and come.
00:39:20
Those are the only two options that I'm giving you right now. I will take the test. I have to.
00:39:24
I understand. You have to do the test. I have to do the test before you use the bathroom. I'm just saying I have to.
00:39:30
We understand. You have been telling me that you have to use the bathroom since I got here.
00:39:34
That's it. Okay, I got you. Take the test. I can't. Okay, Justin, we're going to move it
00:39:38
over here. You see these cuffs, right? Take this test or you'll come in handcuffs.
00:39:42
So, my partner's going to read from a book aloud and I'm going to demonstrate the test so you can see it and then
00:39:48
you're going to perform. I understand that, but you're NOT GOING TO PISS IN THAT BUSH OVER THERE.
00:39:54
Are you going to yell at me? After about five more minutes of complaining about the bathroom, the officers finally got
00:39:59
her to perform the sobriety test. And once the first test was done, Mallaloy started claiming to have a medical
00:40:04
condition and couldn't continue any further. So, real quick, sure. Are you refusing to conduct this test
00:40:12
right now because of your whatever medical conditions you're What I'm saying what I'm stating to you
00:40:17
is that I have to use the bathroom. So, let me ask you this. Are you able to perform this test? I'm unable to perform
00:40:27
the test that you're asking me to perform. So that's both both tests. That's both test.
00:40:31
Okay. But I can do what I need to do. Okay. Ma'am, just do me a favor. Turn around. Put your arms behind your back.
00:40:39
Okay. I can do it. No, sir. I can do it. Going from having a medical condition to
00:40:44
being fine is impressive. However, it was too late for Malloy. And after a little resistance, she was arrested and
00:40:51
put in the back of the car. But back in the station, she wasn't done fighting yet.
00:40:55
I'mma go back cuz I think there's a little confusion of what's going on. I'm going to say this one more time. Last
00:41:01
time, last chance. It's on body camera. I will go to court that day. The law requires you to submit samples
00:41:08
of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? Yes or no? I can't ask any questions.
00:41:15
Okay, that's a refusal. We'll take refusal. I'm not refusing anything. I'm just asking why am I too many chances,
00:41:23
man. Okay. Yeah, she's going to fingerprint you now. Can I ask? No, we're we're we got to fingerprint
00:41:30
you and then we'll be on the way. Okay. But just so you know, I've read that at least 10 times. My partner tried to read
00:41:35
the other thing at least 10 times. Great. But and each time I made it clear, you said it.
00:41:40
Malloyy's uncooperative behavior continued for over an hour where she refused to take a breathalyzer test and
00:41:46
repeatedly pulled her hand away when police tried to fingerprint her. I'm sitting here doing it and you're telling
00:41:52
me to do it. Come on. Stop. Can someone else do it? I I put it in here. Ma'am, go and hold the cell for me,
00:41:58
please. I'm asking I'm asking And I'm telling you, I'm telling you to go back into the cell.
00:42:05
Why? I'm telling you to go back in the cell. I understand what you're telling me, but
00:42:09
why go? I I went to the bathroom. I washed my hands. I'm willing to man, we ask you
00:42:14
for simple instructions like I've been telling you time and time again. Can you go into the cell, please?
00:42:19
But I'm willing to put it up there. We're past that cuz you lost your chance. Can you go to the sub?
00:42:24
What do you mean I lost my chance? Ma'am, go back to the sub. I don't understand.
00:42:29
Go. I could care less. [clears throat] Go back in the sand. Go back in the refusing to let me to
00:42:34
fingerprint myself. Are you going to continue then? I haven't done anything. So, no. So, no more questions. No more
00:42:41
talking. Asked any questions. Okay. I haven't let her do her job. Can you let my partner do her job? I
00:42:47
haven't done anything. My hands up. If we keep going, I'm going to go back in the cell.
00:42:53
Thank you. Eventually, township Councilman Bill Rutherford arrived and the police
00:42:58
released Mallaloy. She was charged with DWI and driving an unregistered vehicle.
00:43:03
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