A California high school football coach was arrested after students found his cellphone recording them in a locker room. The incident occurred at Tracy High School, east of San Francisco. The phone belonged to Jeffrey Pribble, a 48-year-old teacher and varsity football head coach at the school, authorities stated.
Pribble, who has 22 years of teaching experience in the Tracy Unified School District, was placed on leave pending investigations. Students discovered the phone secretly recording in the locker room, deleted the footage, and handed the device to a teacher. A parent then alerted local police, prompting further investigation.
Tracy Unified School District emphasized its commitment to student safety and ethical standards. The district is cooperating with police efforts. Tracy High’s Principal Jon Waggle communicated the situation to parents without identifying the accused teacher, stressing the importance of maintaining a safe environment.
Tracy Police Chief Sekou Millington underlined the importance of student safety and privacy. The department praised students for reporting the incident and committed to thorough investigations. The school district reported that Pribble remains on leave as the situation unfolds.
For further updates, Fox News Digital has reached out to Tracy High School for more details.
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