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Horrific: Daycare worker pleads not guilty to sickening sex assaults

Heather Koon in court Heather Koon in court
ELYRIA, OH (WOIO) -

An Elyria daycare worker accused of having sex with two infants appeared in court on Monday morning.

Heather Koon, 25, pleaded not guilty to two counts of rape. Her bond was set at $2 million dollars.

Police arrested Koon after checking up on her boyfriend, James Osborne. Osborne is listed on Lorain County's sex offender website as living at another address. Police arrested him and confiscated a laptop found in the apartment.

A police report shows it belonged to Koon and contained a video file of her "engaging in sexual conduct with an unknown infant."

Koon worked at ABC Kidz Daycare in Elyria.

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