LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A teacher accused of sexually assaulting students has been fired by the Clark County School District, officials say.
CCSD confirmed to FOX5 Anthony Coffield, 36, was fired Monday. Recently, documents show he is accused of sexually assaulting a second student.
Coffield faces five charges related to the sexual assaults of two different students. An arrest report from Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department detailed a conversation with the first alleged victim, during which she said she was assaulted before graduation at Green Valley High School in May.
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According to an updated criminal complaint, the second assault is believed to have occurred between April 1 and May 31, 2016, at Spring Valley High School.
Coffield was due back in court on Dec. 17, but that hearing has since been vacated. It is currently unclear when his next hearing may be.
FOX5 reached out to CCSD for a statement. They responded, “The District fully cooperates with law enforcement on all active investigations.”
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