Banned Volunteer Coach Arrested After Inappropriate Incidents at Louisiana School

BATON ROUGE, LA (KPEL) — A Baton Rouge man was arrested after returning to a school campus he was banned from and inappropriately touching a staff member.

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According to the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office, Darius Moses, a former student, followed a Broadmoor High School teacher into her classroom.

She told investigators that when she passed through the school's weight room, she saw a man she didn't recognize, and he walked into her classroom and proceeded to grab her waist and touch her behind as she was preparing for her first class of the day.

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Despite the teacher repeatedly telling him to stop, he told her he was "just trying to get to know" her, according to Louisiana First News.

After pushing away from Moses and telling him to leave her alone, she went to find a coach who identified Moses, who was still in the classroom when they returned, as a former volunteer coach. The other staff member then asked him to leave the campus immediately.

Previously, Moses was banned from the school for exposing himself to a female custodian, but charges were not pursued.

Moses was booked into the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison on Friday.

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