HARRISBURG, PA – A former high school wrestling coach will spend time behind bars for failing to protect his students from sexual assault. Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced the sentencing of Timothy Andrekovich, previously the head varsity wrestling coach at the Bellwood Antis School District. Andrekovich received a sentence of 3 to…

The case revolves around Andrekovich's inaction regarding credible reports of sexual misconduct within the wrestling program. Instead of reporting the allegations to the appropriate authorities or taking steps to ensure the safety of his student-athletes, Andrekovich reportedly ignored the warning signs and allowed a dangerous environment to fester. This failure to act, according to the Attorney General's office, directly contributed to the continued victimization of students under his care.

Attorney General Sunday emphasized the importance of adults in positions of authority prioritizing the safety and well-being of children. He stated that individuals entrusted with the responsibility of guiding and protecting young people will be held accountable when they neglect their duties and allow harm to occur. The sentencing of Andrekovich sends a clear message that such behavior will not be tolerated in Pennsylvania.

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