Mandurah Teacher Admits Sexually Assaulting Student, Had His Baby
Mandurah Teacher Admits Sexually Assaulting Student, Had His Baby

A Western Australian teacher has pleaded guilty to multiple charges of sexually abusing a teenage student, with police alleging she gave birth to his child. Naomi Tekea Craig, 33, from Mandurah, admitted to sexually penetrating the boy, who was 12 when the abuse began.

Craig was initially charged with four offences, but an additional 11 charges were added in court, all of which she pleaded guilty to. The offences occurred between August 2024 and December last year.

Her lawyer, Reid Hogan, told the court she wanted to enter guilty pleas to all charges and requested her bail be renewed. He stated she could not attend court for medical reasons and provided a doctor's letter.

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Magistrate Clare Cullen renewed Craig's bail with protective conditions, including no unsupervised contact with any child except her new baby. She warned that breaching these conditions would put Craig in a very difficult position.

Last week, Police Commissioner Col Blanch said police believed the baby Craig gave birth to was fathered by the student she was accused of sexually assaulting.

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