A high school football coach in California was arrested following the discovery of a cellphone recording students changing in a locker room. The phone belonged to Jeffrey Pribble, a 48-year-old teacher and varsity football head coach at Tracy High School.
Students found the phone recording inside the locker room. They stopped the recording, deleted the video, and handed the device to a teacher. A concerned parent contacted the Tracy police, initiating an investigation.
Authorities determined the phone belonged to Pribble, leading to his arrest. The Tracy Unified School District placed him on leave during the criminal and district investigations.
Tracy High Principal Jon Waggle informed parents of an employee’s arrest, emphasizing the district’s commitment to student well-being and high professional standards. Police Chief Sekou Millington stressed the importance of student safety and the quick response by students and officers.