Teens having sex with other teens

Evelio Espinoza-Erazo, 32, was sent to Honduras on Aug. Court records indicate federal authorities deported a man accused of forcing two unwilling teens to have sex with each other nearly two weeks after police identified him as a suspect, although Houston police now say they did not know the suspect's identity until after he was deported. In two sworn charging documents, a Houston Police Department investigator said police received a report last Aug. The detective later stated that Espinoza-Erazo was deported to Honduras on Aug. Charges against Espinoza-Erazo were not filed until mid-December, raising questions about whether officials tasked with deporting him knew he was suspected in the case.

No parent wants to think about their teenager having sex 2. As your child enters her teen years, however, she is gaining independence and growing more interested in making her own decisions. You may not be able to dictate her relationship choices, but you can talk to her about the possible negative psychological effects of sex for teenagers. As her parent, you also may find some reassurance in the knowledge that these effects appear to be rare. A University of California, San Francisco study conducted from to details the negative feelings some teenagers may have after their first sexual experience. In the study of students, teens describe feeling used, fearing pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases, and having a diminished view of themselves following a first sexual encounter. A study conducted as part of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health found that the majority of teenagers were able to walk away from their first sexual encounters mentally unscathed.

Editor's Note: This article features frank discussion of a sensitive theme that may not be appropriate for some younger readers. O n the radio, popular songs declare the thrills of casual sex. On the Internet, pop-up windows beckon Web surfers to erotic destinations. The fashion world touts midriff-baring designs, while prime-time TV rolls out one sexual innuendo after another. Today's adolescents must navigate this cultural morass just at a time when hormonal surges and emerging feelings are making life confusing enough.

Schall declined to elaborate on what possible charges could be filed in the case. The girl and her parents were unwilling to press charges, Schall said. The video was posted on Snapchat and Twitter, and forwarded to local news media, and at least one TV station contacted police, Schall said. Tampa-area defense attorney John Trevena said officers are almost certainly looking into whether anyone who shot cellphone video — or posted it — can be prosecuted under child pornography laws. It should be investigated as a crime, taking advantage of someone with a mental health issue.