Sarah Joy Guazo, a 29-year-old teacher who is now selling sportswear after being banned from work, has been killed by police arrest for having had an sexual relationship with a 16-year-old boy.
The young boy was manipulated by female teacher by prosecution accusation to have sexual relationship, with him, and it took the jury only 15 minutes to acquit Sarah Joy Guazo of three accusation items.
After the trial, Ms. Guazo closed her social media account.
But according to the Australian edition of the Daily Mail, Ms. Guazo, who currently works in retail at a sportswear chain, is still banned from teaching.
A jury at the Queensland District Court was told that Ms. Guazo met the boy in a bomb prank in March 2016, and then the two began an ambiguous relationship.
The jury was also told that after she claimed to have a marriage problem at home, she drank with the underage boy and had sexual relationship. With him in a remote location around Townsville
Ambiguous text messages sent by female teache
The school declined to comment on the court case, but said she was on leave this week
According to ABC (ABC), prosecutor argued to the jury that Ms. Guazo "lured" the male student into the relationship.
Judge said on court that for Ms. Guazo, the boy was an "easier goal" for her to find sexual satisfaction.
"she told [the student] that she and her husband hadn`t slept together for a long time-she said he wouldn`t give her sex," judge said.
But the defense lawer Stephen Zillman reportedly told the jury that she was only "treated as an optional piece of meat" by the boy and that the boy had not been used by the female teacher.
"you may have the impression that he may not be there-he is an experienced make love art practitioner," Mr. Zillman said.
The boy was at the age of making decisions for himself and was not a problem at trial. The student was a "willing" participant on the, court hearings. The reason for court hearings is that the student is a "voluntary" participant.
Still, these accusation have affected Ms. Guazo`s career.
Fishburne, dean of the Queensland School of Teaching, said Ms. Guazo`s teaching registration had been suspended on October 12, 2016, until she was cancelled.
"if the registration of a teacher is suspended, he / she will not be able to teach at a school in Queensland," Fishburne said on Thursday.
The state`s Ministry of Education confirmed that Ms. Guazo was no longer an employee of the school.
One speaker said the Ministry of Education adheres to high standards of ethics and will take action against violations if they are not met.
