A previous Ohio secondary teacher deals with indictments after specialists claim she had intercourse with two understudies on various events, both in her home and in her vehicle in a recreation center.

Laura Dunker, 30, who was utilized at the time at Bedford High School in Bedford, argued not liable when she showed up Monday in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, reports Cleveland TV station WKYC.

Charging reports acquired blame Dunker for six tallies of sexual battery — four with one understudy and two with the other.

Those supposed episodes happened between November 1, 2018, and October 19, 2019.

In one occurrence, as indicated by the arraignment, Dunker purportedly got one of the understudies preceding school and had sex with him in her vehicle in a recreation center. Two of the other affirmed episodes happened at Dunker's home.

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A different charge blames Dunker for messing with proof approximately November 6, 2019, while "realizing that an official continuing or examination was in progress."

The Bedford City School District recognized the examination and accuses of an announcement to staff and understudy families.

"As I recently imparted to our locale, we promptly set up the instructor on leave to ensure the wellbeing and prosperity of our understudies," read the announcement gave December 19 by Superintendent Andrea Celico, reports WKYC. "The Board of Education acknowledged her abdication on December 5."

The announcement proceeded: "We offered administrations for those influenced and will keep on offering to back to the individuals who may have been affected by these charges. As usual, our need is for the consideration and worry for the understudy unfortunate casualties and our school network all in all."

A judge on Monday set a $5,000 bond for Dunker, as per WEWS, and prison records show she was discharged in the wake of posting bond. Prison records don't list a lawyer for her.

She is expected back in court on January 16. A conviction on the charges conveys a sentence of as long as 35 years in jail.