A Riverside teacher was charged with felony child abuse after her alleged victim outed her in a viral Youtube video.

Riverside District Attorney charged Andrea Michelle Cardosa with felony counts of child sex abuse. (@JulieSone)

Andrea Michelle Cardosa, a 40-year-old former teacher, was taken into custody on a $5 million arrest warrant.

Cardosa admitted to police that the abuse started when her accuser was just 14 years old, according to the Daily Mail.

She is charged with 16 felony counts of child abuse, including “aggravated sexual assault on a child under the age of 14” and “lewd acts on a child 14 or 15 years of age while the defendant is at least 10 years older than the victim,” among others.

“The five aggravated sexual assault on a child counts carry potential life sentences should Cardosa be convicted,” the Riverside County District Attorney said in a press release Monday.

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Cardosa’s former student Jamie Carillo, now 28, posted a Youtube video Jan. 22 titled: “A call to my rapist childhood teacher.” The video got picked up by numerous news outlets and soon went viral with more than 1.2 million hits.

In the video, Carillo contacts her alleged abuser whom she identifies as Cardosa, telling her that she “ruined her childhood."

WATCH the Youtube video here.

Cardosa is accused of sexually abusing two teens for a period of 13 years, according to Jezebel.com.

USA Today reported that the video prompted a second victim to come forward.

The alleged abuses occurred as early as 1997, and as recently as 2010.

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