The South Carolina National Guard suspended two high school recruiters in the case of a cheerleading coach charged with giving students beer and the principal accused of trying to cover it up.
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Two S.C. National Guard recruiters are under investigation in connection with the arrest of a Ware Shoals High School coach accused of giving beer to students.
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Two S.C. National Guard recruiters are under investigation in connection with the arrest of a Ware Shoals High School coach accused of giving beer to students.
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Two S.C. National Guard recruiters are under investigation in connection with the arrest of a Ware Shoals High School coach accused of giving beer to students.
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A Greenwood County sheriff's deputy says two cheerleaders at Ware Shoals High School were directly involved in the activities that led to the arrest of the cheerleading coach and school principal.
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This small, sleepy Southern town has been rocked by scandal. People are tightlipped, signs ask reporters to stay away and a student's car is scrawled with shoe polish in a sign proclaiming "We made history in '07."
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Recruiters suspended in student-beer probe
Move follows resignation of coach charged with giving alcohol to students
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Updated: 5:25 p.m. PT Jan 24, 2007
COLUMBIA, S.C. - The South Carolina National Guard suspended two high school recruiters in the case of a cheerleading coach charged with giving students beer and the principal accused of trying to conceal it.
Guard spokesman Tripp Hutto said Wednesday the soldiers have not been charged but were placed on leave pending the investigation. He would not give further details about the allegations of misconduct or the soldiers' names and genders.
According to an affidavit from the Greenwood County sheriff's office, the principal knew the cheerleading coach was "participating in a sexual relationship" with a National Guardsman.
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Ware Shoals High School cheerleading coach Jill Moore, 28, resigned last week after she was charged with transfer of alcohol to an underage person and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
On Monday, principal Jane Blackwell, 59, was charged with hindering the Greenwood County sheriff's investigation. Deputies have said Blackwell told the cheerleaders not to speak to anyone about the case.
Blackwell and Moore have denied the allegations.
Coach a member of school board
Moore, a school board member who is married with two children, has been devastated by the allegations, said her attorney, W. Townes Jones.
"She really is very emotionally affected," Jones said. "She's is a fragile young lady that is going through a lot right now."
Roxie Propst, 52, has a daughter on the varsity cheerleading team.
"It just kind of makes you sick on your stomach because you send your kids to school thinking they're going to be safe," Propst said.
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WARE SHOALS, S.C.- FOX Carolina has exclusive reaction from the family of the cheerleading coach at the center of the Ware Shoals scandal. Last week deputies arrested Jill Moore for "moral offenses" involving some of her cheerleaders.
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