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Karly Anderson will spend a year on probation, serve 100 hours of community service, and must pay the cost of the Cocoa Beach police department’s investigation after two guilty verdicts in her case.
Jury selection began on May 5 in the trial of Karly Anderson, a former elementary school teacher charged in connection to a massive teen party that took place earlier this year. Judge Kimberly ...
Karly Anderson faces charges that include disorderly conduct and disorderly intoxication. Prosecutors say it all unfolded at a house party in Cocoa Beach back in January.
Jury selection began on May 5 in the trial of Karly Anderson, a former elementary school teacher charged in connection to a massive teen party that took place earlier this year.
Jury selection is set to begin Monday morning in a teacher's trial. Karly Anderson is accused of partying with teens at a home in Cocoa Beach. She was initially charged with child neglect. However ...
ARRESTING ANDERSON. COCOA BEACH POLICE SAY MORE THAN 100 KIDS WERE AT THE PRINCIPAL’S HOME IN ... former principal Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan and teacher Karly Anderson, are being questioned by ...
They were protesting the school’s hiring of Karly Anderson, the teacher involved in a Jan. 19 Cocoa Beach house party. Anderson entered pleas of not guilty for all counts on April 23.
Karly Anderson faces an additional charge of resisting an officer ... A Cocoa Beach teacher arrested in January in connection to an alcohol-fueled teen party — who has since resigned ...
In newly released footage first obtained by ClickOrlando, an allegedly drunk Karly Anderson, 45, of Cocoa Beach, can be seen cursing and yelling at police when a student was placed in an ambulance.
Newly released body cam footage shows elementary school teacher Karly Anderson arguing with police during a party attended by underage students Anderson was placed on administrative leave for a second ...
Karly Anderson, 45, was recently placed on leave after allegedly taking part in an out-of-control party attended by underage teens, say police.