Volunteer Coach Arrested for Assault

0:00It's March 30th. From your city to your ears, this is Dallas News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. A Johnson County volunteer baseball coach faces charges of aggravated sexual assault on a child. The assault happened around March 22nd, and after a parents police report and a forensic interview with the kid, cops got an arrest warrant. The suspect, a man named Banscoy, is now locked up in Johnson County jail. He was listed as an approved volunteer with the Burleson Youth Association, but his name got scrubbed from their site by Friday evening. It's not clear if the incident connects directly to his coaching role. Parents in the league are fired up online about the group's lack of openness. One former committee member, Jamie Jones, said families deserve full details to check on their own kids, especially after she had a tough talk with. Her nine-year-old about staying safe. The association posted a vague statement saying the volunteer is out due to bad conduct that doesn't fit their standards without naming names or giving more info.

1:04That spark calls from parents for stricter rules on coaches and volunteers. As the investigation rolls on, privacy laws keep details tight, but this has everyone rethinking trust and youth sport setups.