Former Teacher Charged With Drunkenly Sexting A Minor

Author Shani Valencia

November 8th, 2021 10:51 AM

These teachers just won’t learn from the others as another one has gotten charged with sending sexually explicit texts to a student.

This all started back in May when Sharri Braddock, a teacher, and tennis coach started sending inappropriate messages to a minor. The worst part is she knew she would get in trouble for it too because she added in her text: “I hope your momma doesn’t see these messages. I’ll be in big trouble. You should delete after.”

When the victim replied her mother does not check her phone, Braddock asked questions to the victim concerning sexual acts with herself and another female, the report states.

Then Braddock eventually sent a follow-up text to the teen and stated that she had been drinking and that drinking makes you “make bad decisions.”

Braddock remains in jail without bond. She is facing one count of transmitting harmful materials to a minor.

[Source WTAP]

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