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Amy Hood, teacher charged with sexual assault, to enter pleas July 28

Amy Hood, a teacher charged with sexual assault and luring minors, will return to court July 28 to enter a plea on these and other related charges. She was represented in Pictou Provincial court this morning by lawyer Joel Pink.    

SaltWire Network | Posted: March 10, 2014, midnight | Updated: Sept. 29, 2017, 11:58 p.m. | 1 Min Read

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Both the crown and defence agreed to the adjournment to allow defence time to look over disclosure information.

Hood was charged by Stellarton RCMP as a result of an 11-week investigation following a complaint received from Thorburn Consolidated School.

She is charged with one count of sexual assault, one count of sexual interference, two counts of luring minors over the Internet for a sexual purpose and two counts of sexual exploitation of a young person. 

   

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