Cleveland teacher sends sex tape to 200 students; “I don't know how it was shared,” he said

‘Inappropriate video ‘ involving Ginn Academy teacher sent to hundreds of students: I-Team https://t.co/w3oqnnJ70N

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According to the report, the teacher said that she had heard rumors that a video of her and her boyfriend was shared, but assured that she did not I send it. He also said the video was on his personal cell phone and he doesn’t know how it was shared.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District released a statement saying, in part, that “the teacher has been removed from the building and is not working with the students pending the outcome of an investigation”.

The president of the union, Shari Obrenski, said: “I cannot comment on a specific case. I can say that we have contractual processes to protect students, our district and our members when there are cases of allegations against a member.”

Cleveland Police investigating sex video of Ginn Academy teacher that was sent to more than 200 students https://t.co/P5aDdYBwLu pic.twitter.com/Xa4OsJ0RvZ

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In the background of this, researchers are trying to figure out how sent that video and how it ended up in the hands of so many students.

An initial police summary mentioned a feature that many have on their smartphones. It is a function to send video to one or several people with just one touch.

The Ginn Academy is named after by Ted Ginn. He has spent decades training and working with inner city children. He did not want to comment.

No charges have been filed or disciplinary action taken by the school system.

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