Dance instructor accused of sexually abusing teens at studio; authorities fear there could be more victims



A Delaware dance instructor was arrested for allegedly sexually abusing teenagers who attended classes at the studio where she worked, according to authorities. Law enforcement warned there could be more sexual abuse victims.

Delaware State Police said in a statement that 23-year-old Emily Pryor Albino of Seaford was arrested and charged with four felony counts of first-degree sexual abuse of a child by a person of trust and one felony count of sexual solicitation of a child using a computer/cell phone/other electronic device

'Further investigation revealed that Pryor Albino also exchanged sexually explicit messages with the two victims.'

According to Delaware law, a person convicted of first-degree sexual abuse of a child by a person of trust faces a minimum sentence of 10 years in prison and a maximum sentence of life in prison.

An individual convicted of sexual solicitation of a child using a computer/cell phone/other electronic device faces up to 25 years in prison.

Albino was arraigned and committed to the Delaware Department of Correction after her bail was set at $110,000 cash, state police said.

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Police said Emily Pryor Albino is a dance instructor at the X-Treme Dance Studio in Laurel.

Detectives launched an investigation into Albino on Aug. 4 over suspicions that the dance teacher sexually abused two teens who attended the studio, according to police.

"Further investigation revealed that Pryor Albino also exchanged sexually explicit messages with the two victims," the Delaware State Police stated.

Detectives said they have reason to believe there are additional victims involving Albino.

The Delaware State Police Troop 4 Criminal Investigations Unit, in conjunction with the Delaware Department of Justice, is continuing the investigation into the case.

The X-Treme Dance Studio and Delaware state investigators did not immediately respond to the New York Post's request for comment.

Those with information about the case or any other victims are urged to contact Detective R. Mitchell by calling 302-752-3794, Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-847-3333, or the official Facebook account of the Delaware State Police via private message.

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Francesca Hong voted to protect pedophiles as assemblywoman



Francesca Hong was one of only six Wisconsin Democrats to vote against a law making grooming a felony.

Assembly bill 677 aimed to make “grooming a child for sexual activity” a felony in Wisconsin. The bill was introduced in 2025 after public school teacher Christian Enwright got away with mere disorderly conduct charges despite apparently conducting “a months-long grooming relationship with a 14-year-old student.”

'I will never vote for legislation that institutes hate speech, and that is recognized hate speech.'

“No person may engage in a course of conduct, pattern of behavior, or series of acts with the intention to condition, seduce, solicit, lure, or entice a child for the purpose of engaging in sexual intercourse or sexual contact or for the purpose of producing, distributing, or possessing depictions of the child engaged in sexually explicit conduct,” the bill read.

The Wisconsin Assembly passed the bill 93-6 in January. Hong and three of the other no votes form the Assembly’s Socialist Caucus, which unanimously rejected the new child protections. Democrat Gov. Tony Evers signed the bill into law in March.

Currently the front-runner in Wisconsin’s Democratic primary for governor, Hong has offered no public explanation for her vote. Her campaign did not respond to requests for comment as to why she opposed creating a felony for the patterned sexual grooming of children.

Four of the bill’s opponents have endorsed Hong’s gubernatorial bid.

“The term ‘groomer’ has been increasingly used as a slur to imply that LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly educators, are threats to children,” said an explainer circulated by fellow bill opponent state Rep. Angelina Cruz (D).

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“I will never vote for legislation that institutes hate speech, and that is recognized hate speech,” Cruz told the Racine County Eye in January. “This is not about protecting children. It’s about advancing a political agenda.”

Cruz is a public school teacher and former president of the Racine Education Uniserv Council labor organization.

Socialist Caucus member Rep. Christian Phelps (D) claimed the bill was not a “good-faith effort,” according to the Wisconsin Examiner. Phelps is also vice chair of the Assembly’s LGBTQ+ Caucus.

Even the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, which oversees public education and libraries, supported the bill.

At the time of Enwright’s conviction, no specific Wisconsin statute criminalized grooming. Prosecutors could charge him only with misdemeanor disorderly conduct, allowing Enwright to avoid the sex offender registry.

Enwright pled guilty and was sentenced to over a year in prison plus probation, according to Fox 6.

Assembly Bill 677 became 2025 Wisconsin Act 88 after Evers signed it into law. Prosecutors began charging suspects under the new statute just over a week after it took effect.

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Middle school teacher arrested for alleged improper relationship with student under new grooming law



A Kentucky middle school teacher is accused of grooming and having an improper relationship with a student, according to authorities.

Graves County Sheriff's Office announced that 25-year-old Sadie M. Flores of Mayfield was arrested around 3:30 p.m. Friday.

'We take any allegation involving the safety of a child or the professional conduct of an employee extremely seriously and will continue to cooperate fully with law enforcement and the appropriate authorities.'

Flores was charged with grooming a minor — a Class D felony.

Kentucky's grooming a minor law was enacted July 15.

The law states that a person is guilty of grooming a minor when the offender is 18 years or older and engages in grooming behavior directed at a minor who is under 14 years old with the "intent to entice, coerce, solicit, or induce the minor to engage in sexual conduct with the person or another person."

In addition, the law states that a person is guilty of grooming a minor when the offender is in a position of authority or special trust and engages in grooming behavior directed at a minor who is under 18 years old with the intent to entice, coerce, solicit, or induce the minor to engage in sexual conduct with the person or another person — or develop an intimate or secretive relationship with the minor.

Flores was booked at the Graves County Restricted Custody Center, according to jail records. Police said Flores later was transferred to an out-of-county detention center.

Flores — a teacher at Graves County Middle School — was "having an improper relationship with a minor student of the district," according to the Graves County Sheriff's Office.

"District administration was made aware of an allegation involving a teacher at Graves County Middle School," stated Matt Madding, superintendent of Graves County Schools.

The Graves County School District Office "immediately reported it to the Graves County Sheriff’s Office for an investigation."

The statement read, "Sheriff's detectives' investigation included the seizure of electronic records, interviews, and other related investigative measures."

Police said detectives interviewed Flores and then arrested her.

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Madding said, "Because this is an ongoing legal and personnel matter, we are limited in the information we can publicly share."

Madding noted that the "safety and well-being of our students is our highest priority."

"We take any allegation involving the safety of a child or the professional conduct of an employee extremely seriously and will continue to cooperate fully with law enforcement and the appropriate authorities," Madding said.

Graves County Sheriff Jon Hayden said the investigation is ongoing.

Authorities have not released further details regarding the alleged relationship, the alleged victim's age, or the possibility of additional charges, Fox News reported.

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Therapist groomed boy she met at juvenile detention — then sexually abused him: DA



A California behavioral clinician is facing multiple felony charges after she allegedly groomed and sexually assaulted a teenage boy, according to authorities.

The Contra Costa District Attorney's Office said in a statement that 26-year-old Sofia Ann-Buitron Drotts of San Francisco is facing two counts of unlawful sexual intercourse, two counts of oral copulation of a person under 18 years of age, two counts of sending harmful matter to a minor, one count of sexual penetration by a foreign object, and one count of possession of child or youth pornography.

'We trusted this professional with our son's healing and well-being, and that trust was fundamentally shattered.'

The statement noted that Drotts was a behavioral health clinician at the John A. Davis Juvenile Detention Center in Martinez.

The district attorney's office said Drotts was assigned as the alleged victim's therapist.

"During the two years in which Doe was incarcerated at the juvenile hall, Drotts abused her position as his therapist to establish an inappropriate emotional connection with Doe, ‘grooming’ him with the objective of sexual abuse," according to court papers the New York Post obtained.

SFGate reported that John Burris, who represents the boy’s family, claimed Drotts began grooming the teen in 2024 when he was 14 or 15 years old.

Drotts continued seeing the boy and his mother as a county therapist after he was released, according to the Post.

The statement said after the alleged victim was released from detention, Drotts engaged in a sexual relationship with him between April 1 and July 14 of this year.

Citing Burris, the Post reported that Drotts later "masqueraded as the teen’s girlfriend" and used a burner phone to stay in contact with him after he was released from custody.

Burris accused Drotts of meeting the teen in her car and in her apartment.

The Post, citing Burris, added that Drotts "schemed" to build trust with the teen's mother through extended phone calls during which she assured the mom that her son was progressing well during his incarceration.

"Drotts would participate in these meetings with the mother, and she would speak in glorious details about how well he was doing, and at the same time she was having secret meetings with him," Burris said.

Burris said Drotts encouraged the teenager to skip school and violate his curfew by spending the night with her.

"Turns out he was spending the night with this woman. The mother was duped," Burris noted.

"The duplicitous nature of it is really outrageous," Burris stated. "She's engaged in this nefarious conduct, and she’s covering her tracks with different kinds of lies."

A supervisor at the county's probation department provided a tip about the alleged relationship to the Concord Police Department, according to the DA.

Following a "thorough investigation," police arrested Drotts on July 14, the statement said.

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SFGate reported that the family has filed a claim against Contra Costa County.

The claim accuses Drotts of encouraging the boy to miss school and ignore his curfew "to rendezvous with Drotts in violation of his probation."

The claim states that a "team of county agents and supervisors failed to identify the red flags or supervise Drotts, and so the sexual abuse continued."

KNTV-TV reported, "The claim targets Contra Costa County, Contra Costa Health, Contra Costa County Juvenile Detention and Contra Costa County Juvenile Probation Department, among other agencies."

The mother of the alleged victim said Drotts betrayed her family: "We trusted this professional with our son’s healing and well-being, and that trust was fundamentally shattered."

A second report from the New York Post noted that the teen's mother said the family had come forward to protect other potential victims of abuse.

"We are speaking out to ensure that no other family has to endure this pain, and to encourage anyone else who may have been harmed to find the strength to come forward," the mother explained.

Burris added, "We hope the criminal process will go forward expeditiously, and we will go forward in our civil case."

Contra Costa Health told KPIX-TV that it's "aware of the claim filed against the county involving a former temporary employee and allegations involving a minor. Because this is an active legal and personnel matter, Contra Costa Health cannot provide additional comment at this time."

Drotts has been released from jail, according to the Contra Costa Sheriff's Office.

The John A. Davis Juvenile Hall did not immediately respond to Blaze News' request for comment.

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Female ex-middle school teacher, already facing grooming charges, arrested again on new felony sex crime charge



A former middle school art teacher in Texas has been accused of grooming and having inappropriate relationships with multiple students, according to authorities.

The Irving Police Department confirmed to KDFW-TV that 28-year-old Haley Krista Radabaugh was arrested in May, charged with child grooming.

'I'll tell you what. You send me a photo of you, and I’ll send you one of me.'

Police said Radabaugh was arrested a second time on July 3. She was charged with an improper relationship between an educator and a student.

Radabaugh was booked into the Denton County Jail and released July 4 after posting bond for the latest charge.

Texas Scorecard reported that Radabaugh was out of jail on bond when she was arrested on the second charge.

The charge of improper relationship between an educator and a student is a second-degree felony punishable by two to 20 years in prison, according to Texas Scorecard.

Radabaugh had been an art teacher at Barbara Bush Middle School in the Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District.

KXAS-TV previously obtained the arrest warrant noting that multiple students at Barbara Bush Middle School told school officials in May that Radabaugh was having inappropriate relationships with minors.

The arrest warrant said students informed a school resource officer that Radabaugh "was known to be having inappropriate sexual conversations with at least three middle school students and providing drugs to students."

KXAS reported that a 14-year-old boy told school officials that Radabaugh sent him sexually suggestive messages on Instagram; the station said Radabaugh wrote to the student, "There was a kid I crushed on hard before you."

"I'll tell you what. You send me a photo of you, and I’ll send you one of me," Radabaugh said, according to KXAS.

The arrest warrant said Radabaugh also sent "a photo of what appears to be herself getting out of the shower," which is described as being framed "mid-chest up" and appears to show her entire face.

Radabaugh called the boy "babe" and signed off the messages with "flirtatious kiss emojis," according to the arrest warrant.

According to the arrest warrant, the alleged victim "described himself as being disgusted and losing sleep after the defendant messaged him."

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The Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District told KDFW it could not share any information regarding the case because Radabaugh is a former employee, and there is an active police investigation.

A spokeswoman for the school district said, "While we are limited on what we can disclose, we are deeply distressed and disheartened by these incidents."

Radabaugh is not listed on the staff directory for Barbara Bush Middle School.

The Irving Police Department informed KDFW that it would not release any additional details about the case because the alleged victims are juveniles, and it is an active investigation.

Citing online records, Texas Scorecard reported that the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD employed Radabaugh since the 2022-23 school year, and that she has held a Texas teaching certificate since 2021. The outlet noted that the Texas Education Agency is reviewing her teaching certification.

Texas Scorecard also reported that Radabaugh is the fourth Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD teacher to be charged with sex crimes this year.

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'You stripped me of my innocence': Ex-teacher accused of sexually abusing teen in classroom indicted on new child sex charges



A former middle school teacher in New Jersey — who was already accused of sexually assaulting a student — has been hit with new concerning charges, according to authorities.

Blaze News previously reported that 36-year-old Ashley A. Fisler, who formerly went by her maiden name of Ashley Sulla, was arrested in March.

'I take the blame for all of this.'

Fisler was charged on March 26 with six counts of first-degree sexual assault of a minor, one count of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, and one count of second-degree official misconduct, according to the Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office.

The prosecutor's office stated that Fisler faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in state prison for each of the first-degree charges and 10 years for each of the second-degree charges if convicted.

However, Fisler was indicted on a slew of child sex charges this week.

The Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office said in a statement released Wednesday that the Gloucester County Grand Jury indicted Fisler on 12 counts, including sexual assault of a minor, manufacturing child sexual abuse material, and pattern of official misconduct.

Citing court documents, the prosecutor's office said the alleged victim — who is now an adult — informed authorities in January that he had an "unlawful sexual relationship" with Fisler when he was a minor and while she was his teacher at Orchard Valley Middle School.

The alleged victim told investigators he engaged in "multiple sexual encounters occurring in 2021 in Fisler’s vehicle and in her classroom."

The prosecutor's office noted that investigators discovered text messages between Fisler and the alleged victim that confirmed the "unlawful sexual nature of their relationship."

According to WPVI-TV, prosecutors said investigators recovered "approximately 7,500 pages of text messages" between Fisler and the alleged victim.

NJ.com reported in April that Gloucester County Assistant Prosecutor Kylie Finley stated, "These text messages show not only the level of the grooming and manipulation by this defendant, but they also corroborate, multiple times over, the sexual relationship disclosed by this victim, including the specific sexual acts that the victim disclosed to police during his interview."

In the text messages, Fisler offered to buy a sex toy for the teen and told him to send photos of his genitals to her, the prosecutor claimed.

The assistant prosecutor said, "In December of 2023, the victim confides in the defendant that he’s struggling in school because he’s getting erections more frequently in school. And the defendant’s response was, quote: 'Oh my God, that’s fantastic.'"

"On January 20th of 2025, the victim told the defendant, quote, 'I've had to try really hard to rebuild the things you broke inside of me. You destroyed things inside of me. You stripped me of my innocence,'" the assistant prosecutor stated.

The assistant prosecutor added, "The defendant admits that she hurt him countless times and says, quote, 'I take the blame for all of this.'"

The assistant prosecutor continued, "She even admits that she put him in positions that she shouldn’t have and says, ‘I feel like I forced you to grow up abnormally quick.'"

The prosecution said Fisler sent text messages between May 2023 and January 2026 to the alleged victim, reminiscing about sexually assaulting the teen.

Fisler, of Washington Township, continued to contact the alleged victim through January 2026, when he tried to break off communication, officials said.

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Defense attorney Rocco Cipparone argued there was a lack of evidence to support the damning accusations and that the "selective, salacious" text messages were "taken out of context."

Cipparone also claimed that all the text messages prosecutors cited were sent years after the alleged crimes and that there was no evidence from the years the alleged sexual assaults took place.

"What I did not hear the prosecution say is that there are any contemporaneous texts, images, evidence back in 2021 that reveal this alleged conduct," Cipparone stated.

The assistant prosecutor explained that technical limitations prevented officials from recovering messages during the years when the alleged sexual assaults occurred.

Fisler previously told police that she left her teaching job in 2023 because she "blurred the lines with another student," according to the assistant prosecutor.

Cipparone contended that his client had done nothing wrong: "Ms. Fisler told the police that the reason she left was because a female student had a hickey on her neck. She asked Ms. Fisler to buy her cover-up makeup so that she wouldn’t get in trouble from her parents."

Cipparone suggested the alleged victim may have a financial motive for his allegations, noting that he consulted an attorney before contacting police.

Fisler is no longer employed by the Washington Township school district or any other district, prosecutors said.

Eric M. Hibbs, superintendent of Washington Township Public Schools, released the following statement to Patch shortly after Fisler's arrest:

The district is aware of the charges announced by the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office regarding a former middle school teacher. We take matters involving the safety and well-being of our students extremely seriously. The individual referenced is no longer employed by the district and separated from employment in April 2023. We are fully cooperating with law enforcement and will continue to do so. Because this is an active criminal matter, we are unable to comment further at this time.

Fisler was denied bail and is being held in Salem County Jail pending trial, according to jail records.

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Piers Morgan Clings to Debunked Narrative as New Report Proves Him Wrong
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Piers Morgan Clings to Debunked Narrative as New Report Proves Him Wrong

This migrant predator report is worse than you think



A shocking Rape Gang Inquiry Report on Britain’s grooming gang scandal has exposed widespread sexual abuse at the hands of immigrants that’s been allowed to continue for years with little to no mainstream reporting, and BlazeTV host John Doyle is among the few sounding the alarm.

“If you live in London, your backyard; if you live in the southwestern part of the United States, this stuff is actually happening. This is not just, like, some fun mythology you get to talk about where you’re connecting dots and patterns,” Doyle says.

According to the report, girls as young as 11 were targeted by perpetrators from Pakistani Muslim and other Muslim backgrounds who “operated under an honor- and shame-based clan code that treated non-Muslim girls, especially white working class girls, as property available for sexual use.”

“I’m sure it’s surprising to people who are actually finding out what we’ve known for literally over a thousand years, for 1,400 years, that you can’t actually co-exist with people. They’re not actually peaceful,” Doyle says.


“And yeah, we find out that this literally happened to the tune of 250,000. And local media is not even reporting on it. What should be maybe the biggest scandal of all time is not being reported on by mainstream news,” he says.

“Genuinely I struggle to think of a governing body more evil than what is going on right now in England,” he adds.

The report details the NHS’ recording of “genital injuries, multiple sexually transmitted infections in children as young as 13, pregnancies caused by rape, and suicide attempts.”

“The rape statistics rising so spectacularly, it literally boggles the mind. Something from about, you know, 8,500 to 70,000 in the time this report is seeking to expose,” Doyle comments.

“This is easily proven, by the way, statistically, as England is now quite literally the rape capital of the world. Currently sits at the highest rate. It’s like 117 per 100,000. And it’s pretty much entirely because of what can be described as an invasion of Britain by foreign hordes,” he explains.

“And maybe that per capita number isn’t enough, because from the inquiry they found that over 250,000 women had been victimized, with 87% of them being victimized by Muslims. And it’s not like the other 13% were all just, like, white British guys,” he continues.

“No, actually that was also mostly just, like, the non-Muslim immigrant groups like Nigerians, Indians, what have you,” he says. “And it’s incredible, too, because the very same leftists who have already facilitated and planned exactly this outcome for decades, they exist in a Venn diagram that’s literally a bubble with feminists who would very much also want to portray the face of rape as being, like, some white frat dude.”

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