Registered sex offender says league should let him coach

The registered sex offender who was banned last week from coaching in a Gloucester youth softball league called the move unfair and said he should be allowed to coach.

Robert Marshall Jr. said Judge Richard Mori’s order that he not help coach his 13-year-old daughter’s softball team only hurts the girls on the team. He said he plans to appeal his status with the state in time for his daughter’s last eligible year next season. Douglas A. Moser

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One Comment to “Registered sex offender says league should let him coach”

1. Stephanie Says:
   October 16th, 2007 at 12:58 am

   Here is an example of how dumb our justice system is. Here is a guy who is probaly a regisered sex offender because he got caught pissing behind larrys bar at 2am and now he cant help coach his daughters softball team.

   Whats he going to do rape one of the girls right in front of they other players and all the family at the practices and games. Give me a break. Anyone know the name of the retarted judge who made this decision. Lets vote him out of office next time.

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