Wrestling Coach Arrested; Quits Next Day
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Updated: 9:12 PM Jan 29, 2008
Wrestling Coach Arrested; Quits Next Day
David Earp was a physical education teacher and wrestling coach at Fike High School.
Posted: 2:40 PM Jan 29, 2008
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A Wilson County wrestling coach quit his job the day after he was arrested for felony sex offense involving a student and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

David Earp of Sims was arrested Friday. Wilson County Schools say he resigned the next day.

Earp was a physical education teacher and wrestling coach at Fike High School. The school system says Earp was hired on August 17th.

Authorities were alerted when a parent intercepted a text message from their daughter and brought it to the attention of the high school principal.


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Posted by: J Location: NC on Jan 30, 2008 at 12:22 PM

OMG-it seems our schools will never be safe for our kids....what happened to kids going to school and getting their education-instead of having to worry about being assaulted, or even worse killed. One question for the school board there-was a compehensive background check done with this creep?, and if not-whoever is responsible for the safety of our kids should be fired IMMEDIATELY!!!!
Posted by: JAMES Location: GREENVILLE on Jan 29, 2008 at 03:06 PM

GUESS IT DONT TAKE LONG FOR A BIT DOG TO BARK
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