Former Band Director Awaits Judge’s Decision On Plea Withdrawal
Posted: 2:36 pm EDT April 24, 2008Updated: 2:58 pm EDT April 24, 2008
TROY, Ohio -- A former assistant band director at Milton-Union High School is waiting for a judge’s decision on whether he will allow Anthony Spahr to withdraw his recent plea of no contest in a sex case involving high school students.Spahr’s motion to withdraw his April 11 no contest plea to two counts of unlawful sexual conduct comes after the investigating officer in his case was placed on administrative leave.School resource officer Deputy Bryce Adams, who filed the charges against Spahr, faces allegations that he engaged in inappropriate behavior with a 17-year-old girl from Newton High School.The investigation of the complaint against Deputy Adams is currently being investigated by the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department.
Previous Stories:
- April 14, 2008: Assistant High School Band Director Wants To Withdraw Sex Plea
- April 11, 2008: Former Assist. Band Director Take Plea Bargain
- February 14, 2008: Judge To Decide If Confession Is Allowed In Assistant Band Director's Trial
- December 26, 2007: Ex-Assistant Band Director Still Waiting Release From Jail
- December 13, 2007: Former Assist. Band Director Makes 2nd Court Appearance
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