A Georgia high school soccer coach was arrested for allegedly molesting a child under the age of 10 when she was spending the night at his family's home.
A high school soccer coach in, was arrested for allegedly molesting a child under 10-years-old, according to police.
Police said they received a report about the incident on April 24. The department then contacted the Hall County School System and conducted a"thorough investigation."
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