Dallas ISD chemistry teacher held on bail, accused of sending inappropriate texts to a sophomore
high school chemistry teacher is on administrative leave and in the Dallas County Jail after being accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a sophomore.
According to an arrest warrant affidavit obtained by NBC 5, 38-year-old Qasim Frazier told police he was sorry and that he was drunk when he sent text messages to a student in February. He told police he never met with the student or had any sexual encounters with her and that he thought he was communicating with someone else.
The Dallas Police Department’s Child Exploitation Unit began investigating the case on Feb. 24 after learning that the Bryan Adams High School chemistry teacher had been escorted off campus after being accused of an inappropriate relationship with a 14-year-old. According to the arrest document, two students told an assistant principal on Feb. 23 that a friend asked them what she should do about messages she said she had received from her teacher a few days before. The school official reached out to the district's police department and the case was eventually turned over to the Dallas Police Department.her chemistry teacher started texting and video calling her at all hours of the night and on at least one occasion, on Feb.
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