Former Texas teacher caught shooting porn in elementary school classroom

According to a report from KHOU, the Texas teacher was caught after the fact when her now ex-boyfriend released the tapes. She has accused him of "revenge porn" but admitted to filming the X-rated material at Gray Elementary School in Houston.

"It was a poor judgment on my part," the unnamed former teacher said in an interview with the outlet. "I would never do it again." She has not been formally charged with a crime; however, police have opened an investigation into the matter following a news conference about her behavior in the community.

The former teacher said that she resigned because of a separate issue and that she would only film the pornography on the weekends when nobody was around. She accused her ex-boyfriend of releasing the videos, "I've never sent this out to thousands of men. Like, I'm not that type of person," she said. "This was just a relationship, a private matter, and he released it."

The teacher's behavior comes just days before it was revealed that another staff member at the school has died in a homicide, however, the events do not appear to be connected, according to the Daily Mail. After reviewing the footage, the outlet reported that the teacher would pose to flash her breasts next to children's toys and books in the classroom. In another clip, she pulls down her pants and underwear in front of the camera.

She did not attempt to hide her identity in the videos with her ID badge showing at one point.

In the news conference that led to the police investigation into the matter, activist Quanell X said, "If she would do this in a classroom, what else will she do?"

"We got a teacher in the classroom on school hours stripping down butt naked bending over and showing everything on the video and all you could see was cellulite hanging out and her pubic hair. This is a disgrace and a shame that this is the type of educator and teacher that is in the classroom," he added.

The school district released the following statement upon seeing the revelations:

"This afternoon, the district received copies of two videos of a former employee allegedly recorded on school property. The videos were provided by a citizen. Our officers have opened an investigation and, upon initial review, do not believe that children were present during the filming of the videos. However, the investigating officer is working to verify the timestamp and circumstances surrounding the recordings."