Vista High School's head football coach is on leave, the Friday football game has been cancelled, and students were filmed gathering in protest in front of the school. Want to see the video of what started it all? It's on our website below ⬇️⬇️⬇️
SAN DIEGO – An investigation is underway following allegations of misconduct involving football players from Vista High School. The high school’s head football coach is now on administrative leave, and the football game set for Friday Sept. 16 has been cancelled.
The County Sherriff’s Dept. confirmed that footage of the alleged incident is at the center of the investigation. Video was widely circulated on social media and shows a freshman being carried into a room and pushed to the ground. Students showed up to protest on Sept. 14 claiming they want justice for the allegedly offended party.
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