School Miss ‘ had sex with boy pupil, 17’

COPS RESCUE TRAMP FROM BIN

A FEMALE teacher shagged a 17- year- old male student six times and became pregnant by him.

The teacher, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has not entered a plea to having sex with the lad.

It is alleged the teacher began bonking with the pupil in January.

Court documents allege some of the offences took place at the woman’s home and that she had it off with the student four times at the school.

Magistrates ruled that the name of the school she worked at, Sydney Grammar in the Darlinghurst area of the Australian city, could be published but banned the teacher being identified to protect the students.

Sydney Grammar released a statement following the court case, with the headmaster confirming police had charged a member of the staff “with serious misconduct of a sexual nature”, and that was suspended pending the outcome of the matter.

The case has been adjourned to December 8. POLICE were called after passersby reported hearing a man calling for help from inside a rubbish bin.

The 48- year- old man had to be rescued from the container after he climbed in through the tiny gap to retrieve what he thought was a bag of old clothes.

But he became trapped in the large bin, which operates using a tilting door mechanism to prevent people from raiding them.

Recycling

The desperate man, who according to local reports is of Romanian nationality and who survives on the streets and in shelters for the homeless, had mistakenly thought the bin in the Vistabella area of Murcia, southern Spain, contained old clothes destined for recycling.

“We just don’t know how he managed to climb in there,” said Jose Elias, a sergeant with the Murcia Local Police, which shared photos of the incident on Twitter.

He said police officers at the scene were unable to free the man and had to wait for council workers to come and open the container.

He was finally freed after spending around half an hour trapped in the bin, and was said to be unhurt.

Murcia is one of Spain’s poorest regions with around 30 per cent of the population at risk of poverty, according to the latest data from the National Statistics Agency.