Parents Speak Out About Allegations Against Coach
By: Robert Bumsted
Updated: September 19, 2012
Parents at Fort Wayne's Bishop Luers High School are speaking out about a police report that surfaced yesterday concerning fired football coach Matt Lindsay.
The year-old document cited complaints at a Fort Wayne swim club that a man reported to be Lindsay took pictures of children at the pool. The pool's manager told an officer that approximately ten parents had complained about his behavior.
Police were not able to find pictures on Lindsay's phone and he was never charged with a crime.
"I hope it's not true," said Julie Magsamen Wednesday as she waited for her student in the parking lot. "You feel deeply for him and his family and for the players at the school who worked so hard."
WFFT Has attempted to speak with school administrators and Lindsay, himself, about the report, but both refused to comment. Calls to Fort Wayne Police Chief Rusty York's office went unanswered.
The year-old document cited complaints at a Fort Wayne swim club that a man reported to be Lindsay took pictures of children at the pool. The pool's manager told an officer that approximately ten parents had complained about his behavior.
Police were not able to find pictures on Lindsay's phone and he was never charged with a crime.
"I hope it's not true," said Julie Magsamen Wednesday as she waited for her student in the parking lot. "You feel deeply for him and his family and for the players at the school who worked so hard."
WFFT Has attempted to speak with school administrators and Lindsay, himself, about the report, but both refused to comment. Calls to Fort Wayne Police Chief Rusty York's office went unanswered.
