
Coach Accused Of Giving Students Steroids
GONZALES, La. (AP) — Sheriff's deputies say a Donaldsonville High School teacher and coach is accused of giving steroids to a 16-year-old student athlete.
Ascension Parish Chief Deputy Tony Bacala tells The Advocate 56-year-old Curtis Tsuruda served as a physical education teacher and a strength and conditioning coach at the high school since August.
Bacala says detectives began investigating on Friday after receiving information that a coach had allegedly given steroids to a student athlete, telling the student the pills were amino acid/protein pills to help him perform better in sports.
Tsuruda was booked with distribution of a Schedule III controlled dangerous substance, distribution to a student, violation of the controlled dangerous substance school zone law and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile.
It was unclear whether Tsuruda has an attorney.
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