FREMONT, Ohio — A paraprofessional accused of raping a disabled teenager last year had her bond revoked by the Sandusky County Sheriff's Office on Monday and was taken back into custody.

Christin Coble, who was indicted over the summer on two counts each of rape and sexual battery, was found to be in violation of her bond conditions on Monday, according to the Sandusky County Court of Common Please. The state filed a motion for the revocation last week.

Coble, who pleaded not guilty to the felony charges against her, was a paraprofessional at Woodmore Local Schools when she allegedly entered the home of the teenager on a snow day in January 2024 and engaged in sexual conduct with them.

Coble's next court appearance has not been set.

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