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05-10-06, 01:19 PM
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Asst. Principal Accused Of Telling Student To Videotape Sex POSTED: 5:47 pm EDT May 9, 2006 UPDATED: 6:47 am EDT May 10, 2006 DELAND, Fla. -- Prosecutors say an assistant principal at DeLand High School tried to get a student to videotape herself having sex. The state attorney said Tyrone Tinsley also asked two girls to have sex with each other. When students at DeLand High School get into trouble, they have to see the assistant principal in charge of discipline. According to charging paperwork, a trip to Tinsley's office could get you much more than detention. Tyrone Tinsley's family appears to be standing behind him as he faces two felony charges, calling the charges lies. The case concerns his conduct at DeLand High School two years ago. According to prosecutors, when a student spoke to Tinsley about a bad break up, he asked her "if she ever taped herself having sex with her boyfriend" and told her to try it "so he could watch the tape." Prosecutor also wrote that he asked that same teen and another girl "if they would get together with each other." Tinsley has taught at DeLand since 1981. He's been an assistant principal for the past ten years. He was moved to the district office when an allegation surfaced in November 2004. A third student claimed he asked her about oral sex. The sheriff's office recommended charges. The State Attorney's Office did not end up filing on that case, but their investigation led to the charges filed Monday. Tinsley is still on the Volusia County payroll. In fact, taxpayers will keep paying him at least until the criminal charges are resolved. Prosecutors first received case work from the sheriff's office in February 2005, 15 months ago. A spokesperson for the State Attorney's Office said the investigation took so long, because they had a difficult time locating witnesses. http://www.wftv.com/news/9186256/detail.html      |
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#2
05-10-06, 01:26 PM
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can't blame the guy for trying.  seriously though...is it just me or are our schools LITTERED with pedophiles? i mean...do you think they start that way, or just end up that way b/c they are around kids all day? craziness. |
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05-10-06, 01:50 PM
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It seems to me that sexually disfunctional behavior is on the rise, but honestly it could just be that it gets media exposure much more than it would have a few decades ago.
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05-10-06, 01:55 PM
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^^^^ I think the second part of your post is the truth.
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05-10-06, 02:00 PM
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if the guy is guilty i say toss him in a cell and throw away the key but, when you find yourself dealing with some teens these days, they can and will say things for whatever reasons. We know stuff like this happens in the sports world who's to say it doesnt happen in the academic world. |
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05-10-06, 03:36 PM
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I think kids are alot smarter nowadays. If these deliquents hate getting in trouble all they have to do is create some elaborate story and cry foul to the local media and WHAM the assistant principal gets investigated, national media gets a hold of it and there goes the guys career. Even if he is found innocent, the kids will end up in juvenile hall, which they have probably already spent time in, and he will probably be forced to resign. Its a shame.
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