Teacher Allegedly Abused Boy, Police Say He Fathered Her Baby
In a deeply concerning case from Western Australia, a teacher named Naomi Tekea Craig is facing serious allegations involving a student. Authorities believe that Craig gave birth to a child fathered by a boy she allegedly sexually assaulted.
Background on Allegations
The 33-year-old from Mandurah, a city south of Perth, is charged with seven child sex offences. These charges stem from incidents reported between 2024 and 2025.
Initial Charges
- Two counts of sexually penetrating a child aged between 13 and 16 years.
- Persistently engaging in sexual conduct with a child under 16.
- Possession of child exploitation material.
Additional Charges Anticipated
Police have indicated that three more charges will be filed at Craig’s next court appearance scheduled for January 27. These include:
- Sexually penetrating a child between 13 and 16 years old.
- Indecently dealing with a child aged 13 to 16 years.
- Indecently dealing with a child under 13 years.
Responses from Officials
Police Commissioner Col Blanch addressed the gravity of the situation on Wednesday. He stated that the baby born to Craig is believed to be the child of the alleged victim.
Blanch refrained from discussing specifics of the ongoing case, emphasizing the seriousness of child sex offences and the shock such allegations bring to the community.
Premier’s Reaction
Western Australia’s Premier Roger Cook also commented on the situation. He expressed his distress regarding the reports while noting that the matter is currently before the courts, limiting his ability to provide further insights.
This case highlights the troubling issue of abuse in positions of authority, raising significant concerns within the community about the protection of children.
