The Tennessee teacher accused of raping a 12-year-old student was arrested again Thursday after he was caught texting the victim – warning her that she would “regret” reporting it to the police.
Alissa McCommon, 38, was arrested at her Covington home and later charged with stalking, harassment and aggravated coercion — just three weeks after she was arrested on rape charges, according to the city’s police department.
The former fourth-grade teacher was released after posting a $25,000 bond on the condition that she cease any communication with the boy she is accused of raping in 2021.
McCommon attempted to breach the parameters by allegedly texting the 12-year-old from a previously unknown phone number.
“Evidence showed McCommon sent text messages to the victim, using a specific code word that the juvenile recognized as a code word that McCommon would previously use to confirm that the juvenile was alone, often before sending nude photos on SnapChat,” Covington police said in a statement. .
The mother of two then sent a message warning the boy that she would “regret doing this.”
Alissa McCommon was arrested again for allegedly continuing to text the student she raped. Covington Police Department/Facebook
McCommon later allegedly admitted to having a sexual encounter with the boy during their text exchange, police said.
The victim immediately reported the harassment to the police, who arrested the teacher the same day.
“Not only is McCommon’s actions appalling, but CPD is also concerned about this clear violation of his bond conditions. Due to the nature of the communication, we are concerned that others may have been contacted,” Covington Police Chief Donna Turner said.
McCommon warned that his victim would “regret doing this.” Covington Police Department/FacebookThe second arrest comes just three weeks after McCommon was arrested at his Covington home.Covington Police Department/Facebook
McCommon was booked back into the Tipton County Jail, where he is being held without bond.
In addition to allegedly sexually assaulting a former student in his home in 2021, McCommon is also accused of befriending and having inappropriate relationships with other former students online.
Police said he sent inappropriate photos and asked to have sex with them.
McCommon is also accused of befriending and having inappropriate relationships with other former students online.FOX 13
He was fired without pay from his Chargers Academy position on Aug. 24 after a parent came forward with the allegations.
McCommon maintains his innocence, with his defense attorney claiming social media is conducting a “witch hunt” against him.
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