A substitute teacher in Kentucky is accused of video chatting from her shower with an underage student, allegedly exposing her breasts and planning a sexual meeting.

Krystal Sims, 30, is charged with promoting or procuring a minor for sexual activity via electronic means after a male student recently reported these allegations, as stated by WCLU.

The Barren County Sheriff’s Office received a tip that Sims had supposedly “communicated with an underage male for the intention of meeting to engage in sexual activities,” according to a report accessed by Oxygen. 

The student, who spoke to authorities on Oct. 2, claimed he had met Sims during her substitute teaching role and later contacted her through Snapchat.

On Aug. 22, they reportedly started discussing a plan to meet in Cave City for sexual purposes, as per the report. The teenager also allegedly recorded a phone call where this discussion took place on that day.

According to the report, a female can be heard on the recording “asking if the juvenile is coming to meet with her” at the start of the call.

Subsequently, during a video chat, the student informed investigators that he observed her exposed breast while she was showering, according to the report.

“I also learned that there were others present when this call was made,” the investigator wrote, before adding, “They also stated they could see the above female’s breast in the call.”

The same day that investigators spoke with the student, they reached out to Sims, who allegedly told them that several students had tried to reach out to her on social media, but she had not responded. 

After listening to the recording, authorities said she admitted to being the female voice in the call, but claimed she had wanted to meet “so that he could apologize for the way he had acted in class,” authorities said.

She added, according to the citation, that she and the boy had never met outside class and “nothing physical happened between them.”

Sims was arrested and booked on Oct. 2 into the Barren County Detention Center, according to jail records.

Her attorney Travis B. Lock told People that she plans to plead not guilty to the allegations against her. 

He added “As with almost all matters that make their way into the criminal justice system, there is certainly much more information than that which has been reported at this juncture.” 

Oxygen reached out to Lock, but did not get an immediate response. 

Sims was slated to appear in court for an arraignment on Oct. 8.