High school coach who paid students to create porn, sold it online pleads guilty
A former San Jose high school coach and teaching assistant pleaded guilty to paying students to produce explicit images and videos. The defendant then sold the content to online buyers. Federal prosecutors announced the conviction on Tuesday.
A man who worked as a sports coach and teaching assistant at a high school in San Jose was convicted on Tuesday for paying students to take explicit images and videos, which he then sold to buyers online, federal prosecutors said.
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