Crime & Safety
Former Franklin Bowling Coach Receives Jail, Probation: Report
A former bowling coach in the Franklin School District received 60 days of jail and three years of probation for sexual assault.
FRANKLIN, WI — A former bowling coach at the Franklin School District was sentenced to 60 days jail and three years probation Thursday for fourth-degree criminal assault, court records show.
Judge Stephanie G. Rothstein sentenced Zachary Drabek, 22, on Thursday. Drabek, a former bowling coach in the Franklin School District, was charged in February 2019 after a student came forward. A criminal complaint said Drabek sexually assaulted the student in 2018 after developing a relationship with the survivor and family, according to a Journal Sentinel report.
Drabek worked for the District for two summers. When he was initially charged it was for second degree sexual assault and stalking, the Journal Sentinel reported.
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The victim said Drabek inappropriately touched and then repeatedly messaged him until the crime was reported to police in February 2019, according to a CBS 58 report.
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