Teacher Carole Leigh Mayers, 41, Arrested for Sex With Underage Boy - Salisbury Christian School

Today's female teacher/cougar caught having sex with an underage boy comes to us from Salisbury Christian School in Maryland. Carole Leigh Mayers, 41, faces five counts of third-degree sex offense, five counts of fourth-degree sex offense, five counts of child abuse and one count of perverted practice. According to the cops, the former music teacher is accused of "inappropriate activity" with a former student.
We haven't been able to find a good definition of what exactly a "perverted practice" is but what little we did find online makes us think this is something more than uh, "natural" sex acts. (If you have suggestions as what this might be, post a comment below.) Which makes us think the cops got a lot more detail about what this lady was doing with her alleged young stud than we're hearing. Maybe the nasty details will come out during her trial. (WMDT)

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Teacher Victoria Chacon Accused of Sending Naked Pictures of Herself to Boy, 14 - Sunday School

First, the kids were sending naked pictures of themselves to each other. Now, the teachers seem to want to get into the act! According to police, Victoria Chacon, a math teacher at Somerset Junior High School in San Antonino, not only sent naked photos of herself to an underage student (she allegedly met him at church, when she taught Sunday School!) along with some love letters, professing her love. As often happens in these cases, the boys mother found the love letters and called police. To top things off, the father also found a cell phone they had not provided him and the screen saver pic was of Chacon . . . topless. Here's more from WOAI:

The arrest affidavit states the mother of the 14-year-old boy told police she found two love letters from Chacon to her son. The affidavit also says that in those letters, "Chacon professes her love for the teen about how passionate he is, and about how she feels when she and the teen kiss each other."

Somerset Independent School District took action after learning of the allegations.

"When the allegations first surfaced, and the district was investigating, we immediately placed her on administrative leave," explained Maury Vasquez of Somerset ISD.

Soon after that, Chacon resigned from her teaching position.

While police continued their investigation, another development surfaced. According to the arrest affidavit, the teen's father found a cell phone they hadn't bought for their son. The affidavit states that "the screen saver on the phone was a photo of Chacon topless" and "at least one other photo stored on the telephone of Chacon exposing her breasts."

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Former NFL Cheerleader & Bachelor "Winner" Arrested for Public Intoxication, Resisting Arrest, Breaking Cop Car Radio - Mary Delgado

Mary Delgado, who used to shake her pom-poms for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has been arrested . . . again! Last year Delgado, who received a marriage proposal in 2004 on the TV show "The Bachelor" from pro fisherman Byron "What Was I Thinking?" Velvick, was arrested for hitting her fiancé. Now comes word that Mary was at a bar this weekend in Texas called Lorina's Cantina when she refused to leave. When police showed up, they arrested Delgado for public intoxication and disorderly conduct. But the fun doesn't end there: Mary earned an extra charge of resisting arrest, after she reportedly screamed at officers in the squad car and also kicked the car radio. What, they didn't taser her? Oh well, at least we have a hot mug shot photo to stare at today. (E! Online)

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Cop Suspened for Tasering Inmate to Wake Him Up - Deputy Michael Kenefic,

You'd think that Deputy Michael Kenefic, of the Pinellas County detention center, would get style points, at least, for his creative way of waking up a sleeping inmate. Not sure if I was the inmate I would appreciate that (I'm more of a natural sunrise kinda guy) but sometimes you have to use the tools that are given you, right? But note: even the tasering didn't wake this drunk up! Here's more from the St. Petersburg Times:

Apparently you're not allowed to use a stun gun as an alarm clock — even in jail. That's what one Pinellas County detention deputy was reminded of after a July incident where he tried to wake up an inmate by crackling a Taser stun gun near the inmate's head. Deputy Michael Kenefic, 32, received a 15-day suspension for the events the morning of July 27.

According to an internal affairs report, Kenefic was having trouble with inmate, Robert McAllister, who had been waiting a long time in the intake section of the jail. McAllister, 54, was facing DUI crash and drug charges. At one point during the night, McAllister went to sleep on the floor in the seating area. Kenefic came over and told him he was required to stay in his seat.

At 7 a.m., Kenefic noticed that McAllister was sleeping on the ground again, according to the internal affairs report. That's when Kenefic decided to try something different. He mentioned to a deputy nearby that he bet he could wake up the inmate with the sound of the stun gun cycling through. Another deputy remembers Kenefic saying, "Watch this."

Kenefic, a three-year veteran of the agency, took out his Taser, removed the prongs, and walked across the floor to where McAllister was sleeping. He bent down and let the Taser crackle for a few seconds. Amazingly, it did not wake up the inmate.

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