DALLAS — A substitute teacher has been arrested and charged with having a sexual relationship with at least one high school student while she was covering for a teacher on medical leave last year.
An arrest warrant for Fallon Hunt reveals that in October, a parent called the Dallas ISDÂ police after finding illicit text messages between her son and his substitute teacher, Hunt, at Justin Kimball High School.
Hunt was brought in for questioning and allowed officers to go through her phone, where they found pictures of a second high school student.
Police interviewed that student, who told them there may be two other victims who had been involved in relationships with Hunt. The student gave the names and Instagram accounts of those victims to police.
Text messages between Hunt and one of the victims were found on her phone, leading officers to believe she had an inappropriate relationship with him before he graduated in May 2015. In the conversations, the student called Hunt “wifey” and she called the student “my baby,” the warrant states.
The victim involved in these messages was questioned by police, and he admitted that he had had sex with Hunt on multiple occasions between April and May of 2015.
Hunt has been charged with improper relationship between educator and student. The other incidents are under investigation.