Virginia Teacher, which was released after a video, is said to show her sexually abused dog

A former teacher of the Virginia Middle School was accused of having sexually misused her dog and having lost her job – and now she could lose her right to ever own animals.

Chanelle Renee Lincoln, 43, appeared on May 20 for sexual abuse of an animal at the general court of the district of Henrico County, as was sexually abused by humans tested by humans.

Lincoln's headmaster at the Pocahontas Middle School in a short pump allegedly received a “suspicious video” of her employee on October 2, 2024, such as the court documents cited by Wrac and The Richmond Times Dispatch.

A detective from the Henrico County Police Department spoke to the employees and checked the video himself according to the documents and found that Lincoln could be observed “sexual actions with a small dog”.

The English teacher resigned shortly afterwards on October 28, 2024, according to the outlets. She had taught at the school since 2019.

In subsequent interviews with the police, Lincoln admitted that she and her 3-year-old Yorkshire Terrier Milo seemed to be in the video according to the documents.

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However, she supposedly claimed: “Although it looks as if she had produced these media, according to documents, she never dealt with sexual actions of this kind”.

The teacher supposedly told the police that she “had a problem with another woman” who supposedly threatened to send sexually explicit videos from Lincoln to her boss. She said that she knew that the unnamed woman had sexually explicit videos of her because this woman had sent her to her before, the documents cited by the outlets.

Based on the “experience and training” of the detective according to the documents, there is no indication that the videos were manipulated with processing software.

Lincoln was released for her own recognition, but a judge on Tuesday prohibited her from any contact with animals while her case has not yet been completed. According to online court documents, it will be due again on July 14th.

In the event of a conviction, Lincoln is not condemned to have animals and a fine of at least $ 50,000 per law of Virginia.

At the time of the press, the Pocahontas Middle School did not respond to inquiries about comments.