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Former Statesboro High coach pleads guilty to sex with teenage student
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Jeffrey Tyler Crowder
A former assistant coach charged with sexual misconduct with a high school student in April pleaded guilty to the charge Tuesday. Bulloch County Superior Court Judge William Woodrum sentenced Jeffrey Tyler Crowder, 25, of Mike-Ann Drive, to serve 15 months in a probation detention center, 10 years of probation and $3,000 plus surcharges in fines, said Daphne Totten, the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit Assistant District Attorney who prosecuted the case. Crowder must also never have contact with the victim, is banished from the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit, must undergo a drug and alcohol evaluation and comply with treatment recommendations, and register as a convicted sex offender, following sex offender guidelines for the duration of his sentence, she said.
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