- Trisha Anderson Rogers, 47, was doing her training at Murray Middle School when she was detained in July 2016 in New Hanover County
- She was said to have used her cell phone to meet with the teen for an ‘unlawful sex act’ from February 29 to May 5, according to an arrest warrant
- A blog associated with Rogers list her as being a ‘wife, mother, and a child of God’ and she often posted about her faith and love for her family
- Rogers pleaded guilty Tuesday to three counts of indecent liberties in addition to 60 months of supervised probation, on top of her prison sentence
- The woman also has to register as a sex offender and pay $600 in court fees
Trisha Anderson Rogers, 47, was doing her training at Murray Middle School when she was detained in July 2016 in New Hanover County
A former student teacher received an eight month sentence for soliciting a 13-year-old boy to sex at a North Carolina middle school.
Trisha Anderson Rogers, 47, was doing her training at Murray Middle School when she was detained in July 2016 in New Hanover County.
She was said to have used her cell phone to meet with the teen for an ‘unlawful sex act’ from February 29 to May 5, according to an arrest warrant.
A blog associated with Rogers list her as being a ‘wife, mother, and a child of God’ and she often posted about her faith and love for her family.
The blog claims that she graduated from Liberty University in 2012 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Pschology, with a specialization in Christian Counseling.
She pleaded guilty Tuesday to three counts of indecent liberties in addition to 60 months of supervised probation, on top of her prison sentence.
She was said to have used her cell phone to meet with the teen for an ‘unlawful sex act’ from February 29 to May 5, according to an arrest warrant
Rogers only worked at the school as a student teacher for one semester during the spring, a district spokesman said, but had previously been a substitute instructor in the area
The woman also has to register as a sex offender and pay $600 in court fees.
Rogers only worked at the school as a student teacher for one semester during the spring, a district spokesman said, but had previously been a substitute instructor in the area.
Sheriff’s spokesman Lt. Jerry Brewer said that Rogers was reported to investigators on May 5, and that her internship at the school was removed the same day.
Rogers had also been removed from the district substitute teachers’ list, WNCN reported.