Jared Hedges, a ski coach of Team Summit Colorado, has had his employment terminated after his arrest for allegedly sexually assaulting a 9-year-old boy on his ski team. The Denver-based organization U.S. SafeSport confirmed to CBS News Colorado that they terminated Hedges' employment. According to the attorneys for the victim and the family, the child was on a ski team trip organized by Hedges, 48, in Taos, New Mexico, when the alleged incident occurred.
Main Idea: Colorado ski coach Jared Hedges was arrested and accused of sexually assaulting a 9-year-old boy during a team trip in New Mexico, and his employer says he has been fired.
Key Points:
The arrest raises fear for families in youth sports and may expose more victims, while police and SafeSport investigations can add costs for clubs and taxpayers.
The case may push sports groups to strengthen child safety checks and reporting, which could better protect young athletes.
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