On June 26th, 2024, a shocking incident unfolded in Ocean County, New Jersey. Allison Havan, a 43-year-old middle school teacher from Freehold, was taken into custody and charged with two serious offenses. The nature of the allegations remains undisclosed, leaving the public with many unanswered questions and casting a dark cloud over her previously respected teaching career. The arrest occurred at her family residence where she lived with her husband, two children, and her parents. >> Good evening. >> Yes. >> Uh, Detective Hernandez, Rio Boro Police Department. Uh, is Allison home? May I speak with her, please? >> Now, we'll we'll talk to her out here. Thank you. >> Hey, Michelle. How you doing? >> Hi, Detective Hernandez Police Department. Detective Koreah, Detective Hobbs. Um, you know why we're here? No. Any idea? You want to move away from the house to speak? >> I feel uncomfortable talking about my attorney present. >> Okay, no problem. >> Thank you. >> Uh, we have a warrant for your arrest, so we're going to take you in. Um, is there anything on you that you want to leave with your family? >> No, my glasses come with me. Do I have medication that I need to bring with me? Uh, if you take medication, I will highly suggest for you to have someone get it for you. >> Okay, just give me a second. >> Pay close attention to her response [music] when detectives ask whether she wants to take her phone with her. >> I don't have a phone. It got destroyed actually. I lost it today and got run over. >> Okay. Um, just have them bring the the medicine. >> Okay. >> Here. I got to put you under cuff. So, >> okay. >> All right. I >> joints are very fragile. >> I'm not going to hurt you in any shape or form. This is going to go on gently. >> Right. Still good. >> Mhm. Thank you. >> Okay. Give me a second. >> My husband's here with my kids. >> Okay. Thank you. Do not see your parents there. >> Yeah, my parents are They're fine. My kids are sick. >> All right, do me a favor. Go like this. >> I do have a lot of medical issues. I'm sorry. >> Okay, no problem. >> All right, let's uh we'll have we'll have them go. >> Yeah, >> my husband can get it. >> Yeah. >> Can you let him know? >> Can you get my antibiotics and my Sorry, my [music] mom had strokes recently. >> Okay, no problem. >> I'm my parents caretaker. >> Okay. Where is she going now? >> She's going to come back to Freo for our places. >> She's going to her police station in Freehole. >> Yes. >> You do you know their numbers? >> Our parents? Yeah. >> Okay. >> And they have my attorney's number. >> Okay. >> Should I keep that with me as well or >> if you don't if you don't know by heart? >> I don't know my attorney's number. >> Yeah. I would highly recommend for you to get it cuz that way you have that piece of paper. >> Okay. >> Where's it at? What's it? It's if you want my husband to get, he knows where it is. >> Yeah, just tell him what to get. >> Go ahead, sir. No, no, you you can come out, sir. >> Although Allison claimed she had no idea why she was being arrested, it was evident she understood the true reason behind the officer's visit. She refused [music] to take her phone with her, even asserting that it had been destroyed. That very phone was the one she had used to [music] send thousands of messages to her victim, someone she had been communicating with for nearly a year. >> [music] >> can't combine those. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> And then >> Okay. >> Um I need the red paper that's taped to the cabinet that has my attorney's [music] name and pastor's name, please. >> Do you have I take every day for my heart. >> We can throw that in one of them, right? >> No. No. I don't want to combine that. So separate contain. >> Can you get the baby as one as well? She doesn't want to stay. >> Um, we're going to talk to the attorneys and stuff like that and and the Mama County prosecutors and see what happens. We don't make the decision. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, about how long did she stay and I'll be >> Excuse me, ma'am. Excuse me. Um, we don't know. It's a [music] because of bail reform, we don't make that decision anymore. >> Excuse me. >> Definitely overnight. >> Yeah. >> Alison, where is the red paper? >> Look at the cabinet where by where you just got the meds. There's two white pieces of paper with red crayon writing. >> Look straight ahead. >> Taped. >> Nope. >> Get my oxygen key, please. >> Not that. I know. Get >> Are you okay? >> No. >> Are you okay? She's on full. I'm on oxygen all night long. >> Okay. Okay. Are you little? Do you need medical attention? >> No. >> You sure? Okay. Is this it? >> Yes, that's right. That's my pastor and my >> Okay. Is there anything else >> that you [music] want to take? >> Okay. And you know the numbers if you need to call him? >> My husband. >> Okay. Excellent. All right. So, we're going to get going. Okay. Like I said, we're going to process her. We don't make the decision because of bail reform. We want to call her >> text her name is batch 101 and [music] you guys can, you know, um >> she's going to free all. Wait a minute. What? I didn't need to write down his number. I know. >> Thank you. >> She'll call you later. Okay. >> Yeah, we'll let her make a call or two before >> come this way, man. >> Okay. Oh, you know we don't have >> Oh, we need >> Oh, okay. I'm sorry. >> I got Yeah, I'll stay with her here. >> Yep. >> Thank you for not scaring my children. >> They home. They're in the basement. They're trying to go to sleep. >> Okay. >> I just put them in the bed there. We just got back from dinner. Just >> glad you weren't in bed sleeping. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> How many children do you have? >> Just two. >> Two. >> As Allison, now handcuffed and preparing to be transported [music] to jail was being processed, an officer asked whether she had any children. She responded that she had two and expressed relief that the officers hadn't frightened [music] them during the arrest. Following this brief exchange, she was searched for any illegal items or weapons before being taken into custody. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything sharp on you or anything like that? Cuz I'm going to pass you down. >> Okay. Do you mind if I just go into your pocket? >> No, you're fine. >> Okay. Okay. Yep. Uh >> yeah. >> See that back here? >> This one's underneath like this. >> No, it doesn't matter. As long as you're comfortable. If you want to put them on top of this one. >> You good? >> Where is the I can't see anything. >> Does it connect to one of these? >> Is there anything in the middle? >> No, it's like the straps that come. >> Can I have that? >> Sure. >> I'm sorry. Can you just scoot up? >> Can you go all the way across? >> Yeah. Wherever you >> No, no, no. I'm not your >> No, no, it's not going to work. >> Can we move the other side? >> Uh, sure. >> Cuz then we're going to need something in the middle. >> Just go into that at all. Here, give me that. Give me that blue one. >> You guys got it? >> Yeah. We're going to figure it out. Here. Watch your glasses there. Give me that blue one. There's a spot right here. >> Just watch you. Good. Um, you okay? >> Is that all right? >> Yeah, I'm okay. Just I try not to get things on the scar just >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You got your hands in front. Do you want to just maybe hold them down like that? Good. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Make sure the seat belt is Yep. Yeah, you good. All right, just step out, please. It's a little tight because the door won't go any further, but just go this way. Thank you and that way straight forward into that right and that door. Let me get the horn. Huh? >> Oh, there you have it. Allison Havman, 43, is now facing [music] serious charges, including first-degree aggravated sexual assault and secondderee endangering the welfare of a build.