Brooklyn Private School Coach Faces 20-Count Indictment for Sex Crimes
Nicolas Morton, a former baseball coach at Packer Collegiate Institute, is accused of sexually abusing seven boys aged 12 to 14.
- Nicolas Morton, 31, allegedly abused his position as a coach to groom and sexually exploit young players on his private travel baseball team.
- The accusations include Morton coercing boys to expose themselves and groping their genitals, with threats of team exclusion if they resisted.
- Morton was released on bail after pleading not guilty to charges including sexual conduct against a child and forcible touching.
- Parents and the school community express shock and concern over the allegations, questioning the oversight and vetting of Morton.
- The next court hearing for Morton is scheduled for December 13, 2024, as the investigation into potential additional victims continues.