Who is Ana Leigh D'Ettorre? Former student teacher indicted on sex charges involving Butler County teen
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LIBERTY TOWN, OHIO: A former teacher of Louisville, Kentucky, is accused of 11 counts of disseminating information detrimental to children and one count of engaging in unlawful sexual behavior with a minor, both of which are first-degree felonies. According to the indictment, the alleged offenses took place between May 21 and August 30 of this year and involved a teenager aged between of 13 and 16.
The teacher was charged with a number of offenses, according to state police. According to court documents obtained by Fox 19, the victim received nude mail from the former teaching assistant who had previously worked at Liberty Junior School. The accused is identified as Ana Leigh D'Ettorre.
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Who is Ana Leigh D'Ettorre?
After being detained in Liberty Township, Ohio, D'Ettorre, 24, was charged with a number of offenses, according to state police. According to court documents, D'Ettorre has been charged with 11 counts of transmitting information detrimental to children as well as one case of unlawful sexual behavior with a minor, a fourth-degree felony, according to the Butler County prosecutor's office. She has a pre-trial hearing set for January 10 of the following year.
D'Ettorre was a college student working as a teacher at the time. Prosecution for the case said, "We know it was somewhere within the city limits of Monroe, but we were never able to pinpoint where - sounded like it was during travel in a car." "We are incredibly disappointed that such serious charges have been brought upon a student teacher who spent time with our students," they added, as reported by The Sun.
The prosecution further added, "After the start of the current school year, we were notified that an investigation involving Ms. D'Ettorre was taking place and fully cooperated with law enforcement. Ms. D'Ettorre was a student teacher in one of our schools whose last day at Lakota was May 4, 2022." The alleged incident took place later that month. The prosecution at last added, "It is imperative that our students feel safe in our schools, which is why we ask them, or their parents, to immediately report any concerns directly to an administrator."