A women’s soccer coach at the University of Texas Permian Basin has been suspended following allegations of inappropriate behavior.
, a news station out of Odessa, reported that Carla Tejas was arrested on Sept. 11 on suspicion of driving under the influence after failing a series of field sobriety tests.
Smith said that the letter also states Tejas had physical interactions with members of the UTPB men’s soccer team, including kissing in public.Some of the major allegations against Tejas from the letter:- Physical interactions with members of the UTPB men's soccer team, including kissing in public.UTPB officials sent KSAT the following statement in regard to the allegations:
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