The Alabama high school soccer coach was arrested for allegedly inappropriate relationships with students.
According to FOX10, Clark County High School coach Robert Carter was arrested in Niceville, Florida after a traffic stop. He is said to have fled Alabama during the investigation.
Carter, 55, was arrested for 11 counts and is being held at Okaloosa County Jail on a $122,000 bond.
The fees include four counts of school employees engaged in sexual activity with students, four counts that distribute or solicit indecent material from students, and three counts that solicit sexual activity with students.
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An Alabama soccer coach has been arrested and charged with 11 counts of sexual conduct with a student. (Fox News)
Before his arrest, Clark County Schools placed him on administrative leave.
“As a leader in Clark County schools, I look forward to professionalism and integrity from my faculty and staff,” Clark County School Principal Ashley Flowers I said in the release.
Field soccer (Getty Images)
“My and the school system take reports of misconduct by employees seriously and ensure that students are properly acted in close cooperation with school management or law enforcement. Student safety and well-being are always in place. Our management team, dedicated school resource officers, and local law enforcement agencies during this process.”
Bystander soccer before the game. (Read Eagle via Getty Images)
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Carter became a school coach in 2023, making it 15-10 in two seasons. He was previously head coach at Beauregard High School, winning the state title in 2016 and coaching at Sillacouga in 2021 and 2022.
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