Alabama Teacher Indicted for Criminal Behavior - Update

(Selma, Alabama)

A Dallas County grand jury has indicted a Selma High School teacher on charges involving misconduct with a student under 16.

District Attorney Michael Jackson said the grand jury charged Latanglia Williams with possession of obscene matter, electronic solicitation of a child, being a school employee who had sexual contact with a student, and enticing a child under 16 for immoral purposes.

The 36-year-old educator was arrested in April.

Latanglia Williams (aka LaTengela Williams) is free on bond. No trial date has been set.

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Alabama Teacher Accused of Criminal Behavior
[Previous 4/21/13 post]
(Selma, Alabama) A 36-year-old health teacher at Selma High School, LaTengela Williams, has been accused of inappropriate criminal behavior with more than one student.

Williams faces charges of possession of obscene matter containing visual depiction of persons under the age of 17 involved in obscene acts, electronic solicitation of a child, enticing a minor for immoral purposes and having sexual contact with a student.

“We will wait until the initial report is done, and then after that, the superintendent will give [the school board] a call and then we will take action after that,” Henry Hicks, Selma City School Board president said Friday night.

“Right now that [action] will come up under the superintendent and the principal and they will have to take care of that issue — once they bring something to the board, then they will react to it at that time.”

Williams was booked into custody at the Dallas County Jail with bond set at $1,006,000.