Allyson Brittany Moran, a 26-year-old former substitute teacher and soccer coach at Stockbridge High School, was arraigned on charges that she sexually assaulted a student in April.
According to Michigan State Police, Moran, 26, was arrested Thursday in Illinois and waived extradition to Michigan on Friday.
Moran, who worked as a long-term substitute teacher and girls soccer coach at Stockbridge High School in Mason, faces three felony counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct involving a student and one misdemeanor count of fourth-degree criminal sexual involving a student.
via Fox News:
Stockbridge school officials said Moran worked at the district during the 2016-17 school year as a long-term substitute teacher and girls soccer coach. She was technically employed by a teacher staffing company and is no longer affiliated with the school district, officials said.
The reported assaults involved a teenage boy younger than 18 and occurred in April, investigators said. She is accused of having sexual intercourse with the student on two occasions in April at her home in Dansville, according to court records.
The student disclosed what happened in August, and Moran admitted to police she had sexual contact with the student, a detective testified during a hearing that led to charges being issued.
Moran was arrested in the Decatur, Ill. area, where court records indicate she lives, and held in the Macon County Jail over the weekend, She arrived at the Ingham County Jail on Monday night.
Moran was held in the Macon County Jail in Illinois over the weekend and was transferred to the Ingham County Jail in Michigan Monday night. She was released from custody after posting the $7,500 bond set by a 55th District Court magistrate.
A preliminary hearing is set for October 5.
