Oklahoma A cheerleader female coach has been accused of having improper contact and relationships with at least three teenagers, including having improper relationships with teenagers in a car on a rural road.
According to Oklahoma's Sekoya County Times, Brandy Lynn Foreman, 29, faces four counts of sexual assault, with one of the 16- and 18-year-olds telling investigators that they began to have an inappropriate relationship after exchanging inappropriate photos on social media.
Brandy Lynn Foreman also teaches junior high school English at the Central Public School in Salisau. According to an affidavit, she has had sex with an 18-year-old young man about three times since 2017, the most recent time in July, about two months after the student graduated.
Another student said he had an inappropriate relationship with Brandy Lynn Foreman, a female coach and teacher, on a small road in Secoya County, when the teacher drove to pick him up. According to the affidavit, the 16-year-old victim can't recall how many times they met in the three months in the summer of 2018.
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reported that local officials contacted the police immediately as soon as they learned of the allegations. The district officials said in a statement that "the district could not comment further because of the confidentiality rights involved in students and individuals."
Foreman initially denied the sexual allegations, insisting that she had a close relationship with all students and saying she hugged them but "nothing else". But she later admitted in a second interview that she had an inappropriate physical relationship with the teenagers, but refused to provide a written statement, Tulsa World reported.
Folman from Motero refused to plead guilty last week. She was released after paying $20,000 in bail and will return to court on January 29. If convicted, she faces up to 10 years in prison.
