High School Football Coach Arrested in Prostitution Case
In Laredo, Texas, a high school football coach found himself in hot water after an incident involving a reported theft. On August 19, Rolando Ramos, who serves as a quarterbacks coach for the Cigarroa High School Toros football team, contacted local authorities to report that a prostitute had stolen $100 from him.
When police arrived at the scene, they quickly uncovered that instead of being a victim of theft, Ramos was actually attempting to pay for sexual services. According to law enforcement, the woman in question allegedly took the cash and fled before he could receive what he had paid for. Following an investigation, Ramos was arrested on suspicion of soliciting prostitution.
The situation has drawn attention from the community, prompting the Laredo Independent School District (LISD) to take immediate action. Veronica Castillon, a representative from LISD, stated that the coach has been placed on administrative leave while the investigation continues. Castillon emphasized that disciplinary action is pending the outcome of the ongoing investigation by local law enforcement.
This incident raises concerns not only about the behavior of sports coaches but also about the influence they have on young athletes. As this story develops, many will be watching closely to see how the school district handles the situation and what further consequences Ramos may face.
