Celina Police Drop Elliott Misconduct Case

0:00It's March 28. From your city to your ears, this is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. Selena Police just announced they won't chase a criminal case against former head football coach and athletic director Bill Elliott over a misconduct claim. The Texas Education Agency already permanently yanked his teaching certificate based on a report from an incident back in 1995. Police reviewed everything but hit a wall with a statute of limitations which caps how long the state can charge someone for a crime. They stressed they take these allegations dead seriously and follow the facts and law to the letter. This drops less than three months after Elliott retired following 33 years at the school right in the middle of a probe into his son Caleb. Elliott, a former more middle school employee, accused of secretly recording boys in the locker room. A third party investigation report from the school board, clocking in at 85 pages, lays out how Bill pulled strings to get Caleb hired as a full-time social studies teacher there, bending rules along the way.

1:05While the police probe ends here, the revoke certificate sticks, closing a tough chapter for Selena schools as they move forward from these. Family-tied scandals.