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After Firing, Michigan’s Sherrone Moore Charged With Home Invasion and Stalking

A judge set $25,000 bail with GPS monitoring, a no‑contact order, in‑state travel limits and required mental‑health treatment.

Overview

  • Prosecutors charged Moore with third-degree home invasion, a felony, plus misdemeanor counts of stalking and unlawful entry.
  • At the arraignment, the prosecutor alleged Moore forced his way into a woman’s apartment, grabbed butter knives and kitchen scissors, and threatened self-harm while making frightening statements.
  • The magistrate imposed conditions that include GPS tracking, no contact with the alleged victim, remaining in Michigan, abstaining from alcohol and illegal drugs, and continuing mental-health care.
  • Moore was arrested hours after the university fired him for cause following an internal finding of a staff relationship it deemed inappropriate.
  • Pittsfield Township police and county prosecutors said their investigations remain active, while Michigan named Biff Poggi interim coach ahead of the Dec. 31 Citrus Bowl against Texas.