From the Poin Files........Heartland edition.

[Chef2]

Former Holcomb High School teacher sentenced to probation in plea deal

1992 called, and they want the hairdo back.

 

[User 1019]

Oh, Garden City. You stay classy.

 

[TigerVols]

Did they use an Instagram filter on that mug shot?

 

[User 1019]

Looks like a poor image from a cheap jailhouse camera.

 

[BitterYoungMatador2]

Wasn't she the daughter in Uncle Buck?

 

[Jake_Taylor]

Probation seems appropriate. It's not like she murdered people in cold blood.

 

[expendable]

Especially since he was 18 at the time.

 

[Neutral Corner]

What 18 year old kid doesn't think that banging the cheerleader coach is a fantasy made real? She's not that bad looking, even if I have seen better driver's license pictures.

 

[The Big Ragu]

Especially since he was 18 at the time.

I imagine that saved her from having to register as a sex offender.

 

[poindexter]

He told investigators that Rufener performed oral sex on him, and that they also had sexual intercourse.

He told authorities that he and Rufener engaged in the same sexual acts on the two other occasions, as well.

Same old same old. Mix it up, young people!!

 

[Chef2]

Probation seems appropriate. It's not like she murdered people in cold blood.

I bow in your general direction.
Especially since I grew up 6 blocks from where that happened.

 

[bigpern23]

Honestly, I don't understand the no-contact order that is in place. The kid is an adult (and was at the time of the incidents) and she no longer works for the school district. On what grounds can a court order these two to stay away from each other if (hypothetically) they want to pursue a relationship?

 

[The Big Ragu]

Honestly, I don't understand the no-contact order that is in place. The kid is an adult (and was at the time of the incidents) and she no longer works for the school district. On what grounds can a court order these two to stay away from each other if (hypothetically) they want to pursue a relationship?

They can make anything they want a condition of probation. Your alternative is jail.

 

[Stoney]

So an 18 year old adult is classified as a "battered victim" because he got blown by a 26-year-old cheerleading coach?

And sounds like it happened late spring of his senior year, if these fools would've just waited another month or so until he graduated all would've been cool and legal, right? Might've made for a sweet graduation night gift.

 

[Liut]

Probation seems appropriate. It's not like she murdered people in cold blood.

I agree with Chef. Very, very well done, Jake.

 

[old_tony]

Honestly, I don't understand the no-contact order that is in place. The kid is an adult (and was at the time of the incidents) and she no longer works for the school district. On what grounds can a court order these two to stay away from each other if (hypothetically) they want to pursue a relationship?

I'd normally agree with you, but as a condition of probation rather than jail time, I think it works. They could re-start the relationship in a year, but I don't think there was a "relationship" to begin with, considering she moved back to Ohio.

 

[bigpern23]

I'd normally agree with you, but as a condition of probation rather than jail time, I think it works. They could re-start the relationship in a year, but I don't think there was a "relationship" to begin with, considering she moved back to Ohio.

Yeah, I was just looking at it from a hypothetical perspective. Sounds like they both just wanted a little action.

 

[hondo]

Would.

 

[Vombatus]

This photo looks familiar... did we do her already?

 

[Football_Bat]

Clean up that hair and she's at the upper end of the 6 scale to be sure. Maybe a 6.9?