The head volleyball coach at Millburn High School in New Jersey, Peter Nguyen, 50, has been charged with molesting a teen.

It was reported by authorities that Nguyen engaged in sexual acts with a 14-year-old girl after giving her alcohol. The teen was a player of Millburn High School as well as the club that Nguyen coached at – Impact Volleyball Club in Rahway. Additionally, he was the bookkeeper for the Millburn Board of Education.

He was reported twice to taking the girl back to his home where he served her alcohol and inappropriately touched her. The investigation into Nguyen came after the victim’s parents notified authorities at the Woodridge Police Department.

Nguyen has been charged with two second-degree counts of endangering the welfare of a child, one for the alleged sexual contact and one for allegedly providing alcohol to a minor. He has also been charged with a third-degree aggravated criminal sexual contact charge.

Nguyen had been coaching at Millburn and Impact Volleyball Club for nearly three years.

He is being held at the Middlesex County Adult Corrections Center.

The Montgomery County Constable’s Office is holding a press conference Tuesday to discuss the arrest of a softball coach charged with child sexual assault. Watch the livestream now CW39.com. 

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas — A softball coach with more than a decade of experience working with kids in Montgomery County has been arrested and accused of molesting a 14-year-old player. The local constable’s office fears there may be more victims.

Juan “Coach Manny ” Corona is charged with three counts of sexual assault of a child.

The 44-year-old suspect has been teaching the sport for a total of 17 years, with the past 10 years spent coaching in Montgomery County.

Investigators said he started giving private softball lessons at the South Montgomery County Softball League on Pruitt Road within the last couple years.

He had been entrusted by parents with picking up the players from school and bringing them to the lessons, during which time, deputies said Corona assaulted the children. To keep his alleged victims silent, officer said Corona told the children something bad would happen to them or threatened to kick them off the team.

In order to preserve the victims’ identities, the constable’s office is withholding details of the assaults.

Corona was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on Jan. 3.

His bond was set at $100,000.

Anyone who may know a possible victim is asked to call the Montgomery County Constable’s Office at 281-364-4211.