Florida Football Coach Arrested in Child Predator Sting

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A youth football coach and 30 others arrested in Florida for child sex offenses during a sting operation.

An Uber Eats delivery bag is seen resting on a tree in a park setting.

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A youth football coach and 30 others were arrested in Florida for child sex offenses during a sting operation, according to Polk County officials. Sheriff Grady Judd revealed the arrests during a press conference, highlighting the efforts to combat child predators.

Coach Arrested with Sex Toys in Uber Eats Bag

Rashion Crayton, 31, the head coach of the Davenport Titans youth football team, was among those arrested. Crayton, who coaches players aged 11 to 14, was allegedly planning to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex when he was caught in the sting operation.

Investigators reported that Crayton arrived at the sting with a battery-operated sex toy and lubricant, all concealed in an Uber Eats bag. Sheriff Judd criticized the use of the delivery service to transport such items, joking, “The next time Uber Eats shows up at your house, I wonder what was in that Uber Eats bag just before your McDonald’s.”

Disney and Universal Employees Also Arrested

In addition to Crayton, 17 employees from Disney and Universal Studios were arrested. Sheriff Judd noted that 13 of the 31 suspects were Disney employees, while four were from Universal Studios. One of the suspects, Collin Klaco, 24, was arrested with a backpack filled with diapers and baby wipes, allegedly planning to engage in a sex fetish with a 13-year-old boy.

Judd also revealed that 24 of the suspects were armed and 16 were illegal migrants, who were later handed over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This marks the 281st suspect arrested in sex stings this year by the sheriff’s department.

Disney Fires Employees Involved in Sting

Disney has since fired all 13 employees identified as company workers who were arrested in the sting. The incident has drawn attention to the vulnerability of minors to predators, even in seemingly safe environments like sports teams and theme parks.

Source: Breitbart

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