
Teacher Arrested for Locker Room Recording | Sacramento News
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A teacher at Tracy High School was arrested after students discovered a phone recording them in the locker room — a shocking breach of privacy and safety. The 48-year-old football coach, Jeffrey Pribble, was placed on administrative leave as police investigate. Authorities commend the students for speaking up and stress that student safety must always come first. Detectives are actively seeking witnesses and tips through designated contacts — this is a serious case with far-reaching implications for school security.
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Sacramento News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Teacher Arrested for Locker Room Recording | Sacramento News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
So, a disturbing situation went down at Tracy High School. Apparently, a teacher identified as 48-year-old Jeffrey Pribble was arrested after students found a phone recording them in the locker room while they were changing. The students actually stopped the recording and gave the phone to another teacher. Pribble was the head coach for the varsity football team, the class of 2026. The school district has put him on administrative leave while the police wrap up their investigation into this whole ordeal. The police chief, Seku Millington, made a statement emphasizing that kids need to feel secure in school and he thanked the students for speaking up. It's a tough reminder that even in places meant for learning and growth, safety has to be the top priority. Detectives are still looking into the specifics of the recording and asking anyone with information to come forward. They've provided contact details for Detective Brian Cockney and Detective Joseph Barossa and there's also an anonymous tip line available if you've got something to share. This incident is a serious one and the investigation is continuing.
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