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Enreeka Nalasco, substitute teacher accused of providing drugs to girls in exchange for sexual favors

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Police say a former substitute teacher at Nautilus Middle School in Miami Beach gave drugs and vape pens to female students in exchange for cash or sexual favors.

Enreeka Nalasco, 32, was a former substitute teacher at Miami Beach Senior High School, according to his arrest report, but he was sacked after an internal investigation discovered that he had inappropriately contacted a student via social media in 2018.

The current allegations against Nalasco were initially brought to the attention of authorities in March of this year.

Several kids informed police that Nalasco, also known as “Swaggy,” befriended them on Snapchat and began selling them vape pens, marijuana, marijuana cards, and nicotine, according to the arrest report.

According to the students, Nalasco would request sexual favors or cash in exchange for payment.

Despite the fact that some of the girls resisted Nalasco’s approaches, authorities say he sexually assaulted at least one 12-year-old pupil, got nude images from another student, and gave another student a video of himself masturbating.

The Miami-Dade Police Department is investigating a sexual battery allegation that reportedly occurred in Miami Shores.

The victims were 11 to 14 years old, according to police.

Nalasco was arrested on Friday on allegations of human trafficking, unauthorized use of a communications device, forbidden computer services involving a kid, contributing to a child’s delinquency, providing nicotine to someone under the age of 21, and selling nicotine to children.

He is being held without bond at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.

Last known contact information:
Address: 300 NW 5th Ter Apt 2 Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: (786) 683-9080
Email: enalasco@gmail.com

Jail Information:
Case Number: F22008868

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