Overview
- A federal grand jury indicted former Celina ISD coach Caleb Elliott on eight counts of producing child pornography, alleging conduct from April 8 to Oct. 2.
- Investigators say Elliott secretly recorded dozens of boys in a locker room, and detectives report finding images on his device after students raised concerns.
- Celina police scheduled their first news conference on the case for Tuesday at noon to share investigative findings.
- Celina ISD trustees met in closed session as six employees, including Athletic Director Bill Elliott and Principal Allison Ginn, were placed on leave pending a third-party review.
- Civil litigation has expanded to roughly a dozen families, with attorneys alleging victims as young as 12 and claiming the district reassigned Elliott after a teacher–student relationship.