Delaware County teacher, coach charged for sexually assaulting students and players
DELAWARE COUNY - Pennsylvania State Police are asking victims and witnesses to come forward as they investigate crimes against a man teaching at a local high school.
Daniel Waters, 57, is charged with multiple felonies, including indecent sexual contact with minors, corruption of minors and endangering the welfare of children.
The Delaware County man is a high school teacher and baseball coach for the Chester Upland School District.
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His victims involved juvenile students and baseball players, according to authorities.
School district officials say there were "stunned" to learn of the teacher's "alleged inappropriate relationship with a student" in a statement released Tuesday:
"We share in the shock and disappointment that this news brings to the public, especially to our staff, students, and Chester community," the district said.
An investigation is underway as police urge victims and witness to contact them.