Has Your Child Been Sexually Assaulted By The Tampa Woman Who Pretended To Be A Student?
Has your child sexually assaulted by the Tampa woman who pretended to be a student? If you have not heard, Tampa police are currently investigating a 22-year-old Tampa woman who pretended to be homeschooled so she could sexually assault actual teenagers. The ages of her victims range from 12-15 years of age. The Tampa police department believe there are other victims and ask you to call them at 813-231-6130.
Tampa Woman Posed As A 14-Year-Old To Target Middle School Kids For Sex
Police say 22-Year-old Alyssa Zinger posed on social media as a teen who was homeschooled. From there she became friends with students at Wilson Middle School which is located in Tampa’s Hyde park neighborhood. After befriending the kids, Zinger would then send them explicit videos on snapchat.
Zinger would also take it further with some of the students and reports say she engaged in 30 sexual acts with one or more students. Zingers attorney told news reporters that they are entering a not guilty plea deal. Zinger will be arraigned sometime over the next couple of weeks. She faces several charges including battery and molestation of a person aged 12-15.
Zingers lawyer says he has not had a chance to fully review the evidence, but they do not believe the allegation that Zinger would sexually assault a minor. According to the affidavit, Zinger began dating one of the victims last may. In July she was involved in a shoplifting incident where she told police she was 14.
Police later showed her picture to a supervisor of a Publix where Zinger worked and they confirmed that she was indeed 22. The alleged victim told police that Zinger had sex with him and other students. This case is still open and police cant confirm the number of additional victims just yet. Please refer to the number above if you have any information.
Here Are 5 Bizarre Florida Woman Stories
Florida Woman Called 911 After A Body Was Laying Next To Her Package
A mother of four in Lehigh Acres is warning others about a mysterious incident that happened after she received her package. She noticed a body laying next to her package on her delivery notification photo.
The woman who wants to remain anonymous says “When I opened the notification, I noticed at the very top corner of the picture were the legs and like, oddly, he placed the package right by the sidewalk. It was just something that just went to my mind. Like, oh my god he’s right next to my kid’s window and stuff like that, and they were sleeping in the living room that night.”
By the time the woman looked outside the person was gone. She reached out to the Lee County Sheriffs office and reported the incident. She says police couldn’t do much of a report because nothing was stolen or damaged. This mysterious incident has left people in her neighborhood worried.
Florida Woman Who Almost Threw Away Her Winning Lottery Ticket Has Been Identified
I am so happy that this Florida woman did not throw away her winning lottery ticket. I personally have thrown away many tickets here in Saint Petersburg but they were indeed losing tickets! Jill Rowell of Grand Ridge purchased a $50 lottery scratch off ticket from a gas station. After scratching the ticket off, Rowell thought she didn’t win anything. She was going to throw away the ticket until someone told her she should check it one more time.
Rowell says she scanned the ticket and seen it was a big winner! After that, she drove straight to the Florida Lottery headquarters which was an hour a way from where she was. Rowell collected her winnings and was thrilled to take a picture! If you are wondering what game she played, it was the new “$1,000,000 A Year for Life Spectacular” scratch-off game.
Florida Woman Warns Others About This Spring Break Phone Scam
There Is so much craziness happening in Miami right now during spring break. I remember going down there during my college years and having so much fun. I went to Florida Gulf Coast University In Fort Myers and me and my friends were so excited to go south for the festivities festivities. We had a blast and it’s sad that this year spring break has been ruined for so many other college students. On top of the violence there has also been scams going on.
One woman is going viral after uploading a video explaining what happened to her sister. She claims her sister gave her phone to a man to exchange numbers. Instead of exchanging numbers, the man sent $1K to himself. How did he do it? Through Cash app! Has anything like this ever happened to you? If you are on spring break right now please be careful. It is also very hard to get your money back after something like this because they have a step where you confirm that you are sending it to the right person. See the video Here. Please be safe if you are on Spring Break!
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