Hayley Caronia

You wouldn't suspect that these female teachers would be engaging this kind of behavior, but they are.

This one was a special education teacher at Stevens Elementary School.

She was arrested for first degree child rape and first degree child molestation.

And these disturbing allegations came to light after a child told a family member what was happening.

And thankfully, in this case, that family member reported it.

Documents show that the child victim told police that this teacher assaulted them almost every day, sometimes as much as five times per day.

And the child claims that the abuse happened in and out of the classroom.

Sometimes it would happen in a timeout room.

And in most of these cases, pedophiles take this abuse online.

This is no different.

There were videos exchanged via cell phone.

And again, these are children who are vulnerable.

All children are vulnerable.

But especially in this case, you have a child who's a special needs child who...

clearly was well enough to be able and strong enough to be able to tell their parents what was going on.

In a lot of cases, children don't do this because they actually don't know that what is happening to them is wrong.

They don't know to report it because kids are told, hey, trust your teachers and do what your teachers say.

So Spokane, Washington court commissioner set this woman's bond at $750,000.

and signed a protection order for the child victim.

She's expected, this woman was expected to appear in court last week or last month.