user: Text: By. Daily Mail Reporter. PUBLISHED:. 23:06 EST, 29 October 2013. |. UPDATED:. 23:59 EST, 29 October 2013. A high school teacher in Utah has been arrested for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student who was able to accurately describe tattoos on her body and the layout of her home. Brianne Altice, 34, an English teacher at Davis High School in Kaysville, Utah, is currently in custody as police investigate two counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor. The 17-year-old boy admitted to investigators on Monday that he had had sex with Altice at least seven times between January of 2012 and October of 2013, according to a Davis County Jail report. Brianne Altice, 34, a teacher at Davis High School in Kaysville, Utah, is in custody as police investigate two counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor. Brianne Altice, 34, a teacher at Davis High School in Kaysville, Utah, is in custody as police investigate two counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor. ‘The victim was a student of the suspect during at least one of the sexual encounters,’ the report states. Five of the encounters happened at Altice's home in South Weber, and two others in Kaysville, including at least one time at a park, reports Deseret News. The teacher has admitted to police to having had sex with the boy at least twice. She has been placed on paid administrative leave by the Davis School District pending the outcome of the investigation. The 17-year-old boy, a student at Davis High School, admitted to investigators on Monday that he had had sex with Altice at least seven times between January of 2012 and October of 2013. Altice was only hired by the high school last August, but had previously worked for other schools in the district since 2004. ‘Anytime a story surfaces like this ... I think it all causes us concern because these are members of the community that are held to a higher standard,’ district spokesman Chris Williams told Deseret News. Altice is the fourth Utah teacher currently facing charges of sexually abusing children.
Highlights: Brianne Altice, 34, is a teacher at Davis High School in Kaysville, Utah. She is in custody as police investigate two counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor.
in: Tony Abbott, Vladimir Putin and a bikini model. Normally, they would have very, very little in common. But as world leaders sweltered in their suits during the G20, a beautiful blonde in a bikini turned up the heat, made international headlines for working as a news reporter in her bikini. It’s been revealed that this young reporter was Susanne Ward, a Gold Coast model and a reporter for radical online news channel ‘Aussie Beach TV’ - an online news site whose female reporters always conduct interviews partially undressed. Aussie Beach TV hires attractive women to report in their bikinis, in the hope that their stunning appearance will make ‘everyday Australians’ pay attention to the issues that matter. ‘Aussie Beach TV is based on getting the girls in bikinis to do interviews with people because it will actually get people interested and watching,’ Ms Ward told Daily Mail Australia. Scroll down for video. Susanne Ward, also known as Janaya, interviewed people at the G20 while she wore a bikini for Aussie Beach TV.  Here she is pictured with another character from Aussie Beach TV, bogan 'Jack Russel' Ms Ward was a model (left) when she was approached to report for Aussie Beach TV during the G20. Ms Ward, 27, says she had absolutely no qualms about flaunting her body to bring attention to politics. ‘I’m a bikini model so I didn’t feel uncomfortable about doing the interview in my bikini. ‘Anyway, I’m happy with what I’ve got going on,’ she says with a laugh. ‘With the forty degree heat, being in a bikini was the best way to do it!’ But Ms Ward, who goes by the stage name Janaya, is serious about telling people’s stories and giving them a voice about important social issues. ‘A lot of people have a lot to say but none of the normal people get heard,’ she said. ‘But they should be heard because the world is our world.’ Aussie Beach TV spoke to people on the streets in the hope they could give everyday Australians a platform so their opinions would be heard. Ms Ward's unique reporting style on the streets of Brisbane during the G20 made international headlines. During the G20, Ms Ward spoke to different protesters about issues including globalisation, indigenous rights and the legalisation of marijuana. During the G20, Ms Ward spoke to different protesters about issues including globalisation, indigenous rights and the legalisation of marijuana. However she insists her preparation for the weekened only involved ‘buying another bikini’. She says she learnt so much from interviewing everyday people in the street. ‘I never knew about things like how the government is only saying what they want us to know,’ Ms Ward told Daily Mail Australia. ‘Everyone was really smart, people blew me out of the water. The mastermind behind the idea, Markus Forest, says ‘only five to ten per cent of viewers out there said that Janaya should put some clothes on’. The mastermind behind the idea, Markus Forest, says ‘only five to ten per cent of viewers out there said that Janaya should put some clothes on’ During the G20, the Aussie Beach TV news crew encountered an irate woman who was offended by Ms Ward’s lack of clothing. ‘One person didn’t like what we were doing, she yelled and swore at the camera,’ said Mr Forest. ‘She asking why we were exploiting a beautiful and intelligent young woman by getting her to degrade herself.’ Mr Forest says that the angered woman's passion is exactly what the news site is all about. ‘We stick up for her right to say that; her free speech and freedom of expression,' he said. ‘So we’re going to put her fight to air because it’s a ripper!’ Janaya learnt a lot from interviewing the protesters at the G20, explaining ‘I never knew about things like how the government is only saying what they want us to know' Janaya is serious about telling people’s stories and giving them a voice about important social issues. He started the website in late 2011 and they have already made 120 videos. The website also includes ‘bikini entertainment’ including bikini sports, fashion and pool parties. Mr Forest also plays a character in the series named ‘Jack Russel’, an eccentric bogan with a fake mullet and an ocker accent. Mr Forest hopes that his unique approach will appeal to ‘the average Aussie’. He believes his bikini reporters will captivate the audience in a unique way, so everyday Australians will learn about alternative views that do not normally receive media coverage. ‘We want to show all the news that you should have noticed but you were probably distracted, or the stories or opinions that you don’t hear on the news.’ ‘We want to make it fun and more popular to talk about the important stuff.’ ‘Big TV news crews came up to us and said “you have the best job”’ Ms Ward was relieved she was in a bikini because it was the only way to survive the heat. Mr Forest, who was in character as Jack Ruseel, was also affected by the 40 degree temperatures and stripped down to his speedos.
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assistant: A woman made headlines worldwide for reporting in her bikini at the G20. Model Susanne Ward reports for online news service Aussie Beach TV. They hire attractive women who all conduct interviews in their bikinis. Ms Ward says she has no problems reporting in her bikini because she's 'happy with what she's got going on' Creator says it's a great way to make everyday Australians pay attention. Aussie Beach TV hopes the stunning women will also raise awareness about important and little-known issues.