Delaware State Police arrested a dance teacher who allegedly sexually abused students.
"The Delaware State Police have arrested 23-year-old Emily Pryor Albino of Seaford, Delaware, for felony sexual abuse and solicitation of teenage children as part of an ongoing investigation," according to a press release.
While the announcement indicates there were two alleged victims, it also notes that authorities have reason to think are actually more.
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State police said detectives began investigating the alleged sexual abuse and solicitation of two teenage children on Aug. 4 after learning Pryor Albino, a dance instructor at X-Treme Dance Studio in Laurel, Del., "had sexually abused two teens that attend the dance studio."
"Further investigation revealed that Pryor Albino also exchanged sexually explicit messages with the two victims. Detectives have reason to believe there are additional unidentified victims," state police said.
The woman faces felony charges of sexual solicitation of a child using a computer, cell phone or other electronic device and four counts of first-degree sexual abuse of a child by a person of trust. State police also notes that Pryor Albino was "arraigned by the Justice of the Peace, and committed to the Department of Correction on a $110,000 cash bond."
Fox News Digital reached out to X-Treme Dance Studio on Thursday.
Authorities are continuing to investigate and are requesting that any victims or other people with information on the case reach out.
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"The Delaware State Police Troop 4 Criminal Investigations Unit continues to investigate this incident in conjunction with the Delaware Department of Justice. Detectives are asking anyone with information or who may be a victim to please contact Detective R. Mitchell by calling 302-752-3794. Information may also be provided by sending a private Facebook message to the Delaware State Police or contacting Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-847-3333," the release says.
