School lunch lady arrested after 'having sex with teen
and bombarding him with nude pics'
Andie Paige Rosafort is also accused of sending the 14-year-old pupil videos of herself masturbating and of having sexual intercourse with him but has pleaded not guilty to a string of charges.
A school lunch lady has been accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old pupil from the school she worked at.
Rosafort, 31, from the Connecticut town of New Fairfield, allegedly used Snapchat and Instagram over a six-month period to send naked photographs and video footage of herself to the boy and had sexual intercourse with him.
The first nude image was allegedly sent to the teenager after she had asked him: "You want to see something?"
When he asked if she had sent the shot in error, she then zapped over another naked selfie.
Police started an investigation into Rosafort's behaviour after a friend of the victim told her parents, who subsequently reported the suspected sexual assault.
Rosafort has also been accused of sending videos of herself masturbating and asking the boy to reciprocate with nude pictures of himself.
A shirtless picture of the victim was found on her phone.
Officers, meanwhile, have gathered evidence to prove that the pair were in the same location when the alleged sexual assaults took place.
The boy had left a party early one night, telling his friends that he needed to see his family, according to the affidavit seen by Connecticut news outlet WTNH.
When he returned, he then admitted to children at the party that he had "left the party to have sex with a woman".
According to the arrest warrant, the boy had sexual intercourse in a vehicle but "ended the encounter because he began to feel weird about it".
He went on to tell his parents about the alleged assault two days later because he felt "very weird and guilty" about what had happened.
Rosafort has posted a $100,000 bond and has been released on the condition that she has no contact with any minors other than her own children and is no longer permitted to use social media.
Following the allegations, she resigned from her part-time job at the school, who warned her in December not to text or contact pupils through social media platforms.