And then there was this: Tinsley was "also said to have left behind evidence aplenty about their dubious connection -- dozens of text messages, including one in which he reportedly asked the girl if she wanted to become a member of the Mile High Club."
As for Rangel, arrested for investigation of sexual assault on a child by a person in a position of trust, the Greeley Tribune reveals the existence of texts that made deniability difficult for him. From the article:
When police talked to Rangel, he admitted knowing the girl, but initially denied anything inappropriate happened with her, according to the affidavit. The girl told police that Rangel gave her his phone number and the two had been text messaging each other. She admitted kissing Rangel in the classroom.Rangel called police back and told officers he was sorry for not being completely honest with them, the affidavit said. He admitted having kissed the girl and said he exchanged sexual messages through computer instant messaging programs over the summer.
Even if Rangel didn't text her while driving, that's still not okay.