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Cheerleading Coach Accused Of Having Sex With Student
Woman Faces Sexual Battery Charges For Alleged Incident
POSTED: 4:50 pm EDT September 21, 2005
SUMMIT COUNTY, Ohio -- A long-time Summit County cheerleading instructor has been charged with having sexual contact with a 16-year-old male student.
Mishelle Robinson, a 31-year-old instructor at one of the state's most prestigious cheerleading and dancing facilities, faces felony charges of sexual battery.
Robinson has been a coach at Northeast Ohio All-Stars Training Center for eight years.
The owners of All-Stars have said publicly that whatever Robinson is accused of doing happened during the offseason and had nothing to do with NEO All-Stars.
The Summit County Sheriff's Department, which is investigating the incident, would not elaborate on the allegations, except to confirm that the alleged incident did not take place at the training facility.
Although her biography still appears on the NEO All-Stars Web site, the company said Robinson was suspended immediately after she was questioned by authorities, and that no parents complained about her behavior before the arrest.
But the Web site also shows just how successful Robinson's career has been. Robinson was head coach of the senior advanced and junior elite teams at the center, boasting a long list of national championships and impressive finishes at competitions across the country.
Robinson was released on a $25,000, 10 percent bond. Her next court appearance is scheduled for Friday.
Robinson's Coaching
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Mishelle Robinson
Mishelle has bee on staff with NEO and APC for eight years and is currently attending Kent State University majoring in nursing. She has choreographed hundreds of competition routines for all ages and has more individual and team national championships than one could count. Her routines have placed in every major cheer company's nationals and has won championship honors from COA, UCA, Americheer, and WSF. Winning her own dance and cheer awards, she is now the head choreographer for APC and NEO and runs NEO's entire dance program. Currently, Mishelle is the head coach for the Junior Elite and Senior Advanced teams and assists the Senior Elite team. Mishelle is also the program's individual dance and cheer coach.
Cheerleading Coach Accused Of Having Sex With Student
Woman Faces Sexual Battery Charges For Alleged Incident
POSTED: 4:50 pm EDT September 21, 2005
SUMMIT COUNTY, Ohio -- A long-time Summit County cheerleading instructor has been charged with having sexual contact with a 16-year-old male student.
Mishelle Robinson, a 31-year-old instructor at one of the state's most prestigious cheerleading and dancing facilities, faces felony charges of sexual battery.
Robinson has been a coach at Northeast Ohio All-Stars Training Center for eight years.
The owners of All-Stars have said publicly that whatever Robinson is accused of doing happened during the offseason and had nothing to do with NEO All-Stars.
The Summit County Sheriff's Department, which is investigating the incident, would not elaborate on the allegations, except to confirm that the alleged incident did not take place at the training facility.
Although her biography still appears on the NEO All-Stars Web site, the company said Robinson was suspended immediately after she was questioned by authorities, and that no parents complained about her behavior before the arrest.
But the Web site also shows just how successful Robinson's career has been. Robinson was head coach of the senior advanced and junior elite teams at the center, boasting a long list of national championships and impressive finishes at competitions across the country.
Robinson was released on a $25,000, 10 percent bond. Her next court appearance is scheduled for Friday.
Robinson's Coaching
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Mishelle Robinson
Mishelle has bee on staff with NEO and APC for eight years and is currently attending Kent State University majoring in nursing. She has choreographed hundreds of competition routines for all ages and has more individual and team national championships than one could count. Her routines have placed in every major cheer company's nationals and has won championship honors from COA, UCA, Americheer, and WSF. Winning her own dance and cheer awards, she is now the head choreographer for APC and NEO and runs NEO's entire dance program. Currently, Mishelle is the head coach for the Junior Elite and Senior Advanced teams and assists the Senior Elite team. Mishelle is also the program's individual dance and cheer coach.
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