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| + | Former Penn State coach will prove innocence<br><br>Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State football coach who founded an organization that helps at risk children in Pennsylvania, "steadfastly" maintains his innocence regarding allegations that he had inappropriate contact with juveniles, his lawyer said Thursday.<br><br>Sandusky, who has made several Lehigh Valley appearances on behalf of the nonprofit outreach group The Second Mile, also was "deeply disappointed" with stories in Harrisburg and State College newspapers Thursday concerning a state grand jury investigation into a 2009 allegation that Sandusky had indecently assaulted a minor. No charges have been filed.<br><br>"Jerry is deeply disappointed in the papers' decision to publish this information prior to any determination by the attorney general's office that he did anything inappropriate at all," Sandusky's State College attorney, Joseph Amendola, said in a statement. "While Jerry has been aware of an ongoing investigation by the attorney general's office for many months dating back to 2009, he has steadfastly maintained his innocence throughout this ordeal."<br><br>Citing five anonymous sources, the Harrisburg Patriot News reported Thursday that a grand jury has heard testimony for at least 18 months regarding the charge,nike tn, allegedly made while Sandusky was a volunteer assistant football coach at Central Mountain High School. The story also appeared in the Centre Daily Times of State College. The allegation reached the office of Attorney General Tom Corbett, now governor of Pennsylvania, in March 2009, the report said.<br><br>Amendola acknowledged an investigation by the attorney general's office as well as a 1998 Penn State Police investigation into a claim that Sandusky, then Penn State's defensive coordinator, showered with a 12 year old boy at the team's on campus football facility. Amendola said that police determined the 1998 allegation to be "unfounded."<br><br>"In his many years of service as a football coach and in his almost daily involvement since 1977 with The Second Mile, which helps thousands of kids at risk each year, Jerry has dedicated his life to helping young people develop into solid, community oriented and successful young adults,chaussure tn pas cher," Amendola said in the statement. "Should the allegations as set forth in [Thursday's] newspaper article eventually lead to the institution of criminal charges against Jerry, Jerry fully intends to establish his innocence and put these false allegations to rest forever."<br><br>The Patriot News also reported that Penn State football coach Joe Paterno and Athletic Director Tim Curley were among those called before the grand jury in January.<br><br>A spokesman for the university said Thursday that Penn State had "no comment on the workings of a grand jury." A spokesman for the football team said Paterno had no comment,hogan outlet.<br><br>The Second Mile,nike tn requin, based in State College, released a statement Thursday saying the organization is "shaken" by the report but is not under investigation and is "committed first and foremost to the safety of the children we serve." Sandusky, who founded The Second Mile in 1977, retired from its board of directors in September. He cited family and personal reasons in a letter announcing his retirement.<br><br>"All of us at The Second Mile are shaken by the article appearing in the Harrisburg Patriot News,cinture burberry," Jack Raykovitz, president and chief executive officer of The Second Mile,chaussures nike tn, said in the statement. "While The Second Mile is referenced in the Patriot News article, we have been advised that neither The Second Mile nor our programs are the subject of any investigation. Out of respect for all parties, we cannot discuss, speculate, or comment further.<br><br>"The Second Mile is committed first and foremost to the safety and well being of the children we serve. We have zero tolerance for abuse," the statement continued. "This is why we have many policies and procedures designed to protect the children involved in our programs,sac longchamp, including employee and volunteer background checks,hogan, training and supervision, and why we review our screening regularly as new best practices emerge. Throughout our history, there have never been allegations made with regard to misconduct occurring during any Second Mile program."<br><br>The Second Mile,nike tn pas cher, which Sandusky initially founded as a group foster home,sac longchamps, serves more than 100,air max tn,000 children statewide through prevention, intervention and community based services. Current and former Penn State football players have volunteered with The Second Mile.<br><br>The organization has seven chapters statewide, including one based in the Lehigh Valley, and one affiliate. The Lehigh Valley chapter conducts an annual fundraising banquet and auction that Sandusky attended annually,nike tn pas cher, though he did not appear last year.相关的主题文章： | ||
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