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NY Daily Newreports she found love in a hopeless place.

Kaitlyn Hunt, the woman who was arrested at 18 for having a sexual relationship with her 14-year-old girlfriend, is reportedly trying her best to move on to safer, and more legal, pastures.

Hunt confirmed that she’s opening a new chapter of her life with a much older girlfriend—a 27-year-old woman named Latasha Thomas.

The former Sebastian River High School cheerleader, has reportedly shown up to court with her new flame, nicknamed L.T.

"Now I just want to put it all behind me," the 19-year-old told ABC News. "I want to stay out of trouble. I want to do the right thing, and then get it over with, so I can move on with my life."

But Thomas has had her own brushes with the law.

n 2012, the Vero Beach resident was arrested for domestic battery by strangulation and trying to hinder communication with the police. In 2006, she was arrested for marijuana possession and driving with a suspended driver’s license.

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The Huffington Post reports a special education teacher's aide in Hawaii has been accused of stabbing a student in the back with a mechanical pencil.


The incident allegedly took place in front of the teacher and an 8th grade special education science classat Niu Valley Middle School.
Kevin Kennedy, whose son was in the class, described the incident with the female teacher's aide as "horrendous."

"Apparently, one of the children wanted a drink of water. He got up without asking permission; she told him to sit back down. He didn't sit back down and then I guess they say the teacher was chasing him around the room. There may have been some things said by the student to the teacher's assistant that she didn't like. By the time they got back to his seat, she ripped all his books and threw them on the floor, grabbed a mechanical pencil and stabbed him in the back."

The student did receive medical attention but did not require an ambulance, according to Hawaii News Now.

The teacher's aide is under investigation.

Dressed in a red checked lumberjack shirt and rust-coloured jeans, he shouted ‘beep beep!’ and giggled with delight while pushing a plastic motorbike around the living room of his family home.

Then, after lunch, a strange transformation occurred.

Max scampered upstairs to his bedroom with his 23-year-old mother, Lisa, and re-emerged several minutes later wearing a dark blue, knee-length dress decorated with pink flamingos.

He swiftly grabbed a blonde-haired doll, sat her in a pink plastic pram, and took her on a short walk, stopping only when it was time to pretend to breastfeed her.

Later in the afternoon, the child collected several more dolls, found a selection of pink toy cups and saucers, and staged an impromptu tea party.

Max, who turns two later this month and lives in Walsall, is being raised according to a radical technique known as ‘gender-neutral parenting’.

It means Lisa and her husband, Martin, 34, encourage him to wear both boys’ and girls’ clothes, and to play with conventionally female – as well as male – toys.

Rather than being worried if he decides not to play football, and asks instead for someone to paint his fingernails with glittery polish, they instead see it as a form of cute self-expression.

‘If Max wants to wear a pink tutu and fairy wings, then he can wear it,’ says Lisa. ‘He’s just expressing himself. I don’t want to put him in a certain box and treat him that way. I want to teach him to be whatever he wants to be. He can pick his own clothes and, as long as they’re warm enough for the winter, I’ll get him whatever he wants.’

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