Updated: Sex Offender Charged After Working With Youth Football Program
President of Waukesha Youth Football League says John E. Orosco's request to coach was denied after a background check turned up sex offense convictions from the 90s.
Editor's Note: This story was updated at 4:25 p.m. Thursday with information about John E. Orosco's modified bail. Orosco will be released from jail on a signature bond. A 38-year-old convicted sex offender is facing charges after police took more than 100 pictures of the man working with the Junior Blackshirts youth football team during practices. John E. Orosco faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted of two counts of felony child sex offender working with children. The criminal complaint states he was with the team in police pictures and videos showing players blocking maneuvers on the football field. Officials with the Waukesha Youth Football League program say Orosco’s request to coach was denied because of his background check and…
Michael Riche
2:53 pm on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Friend - if the encounter with the 15 year old was the only infraction, then you have a point. But, being a man with a sexual crime in his past, John should realize that certain actions he takes will be looked at with scrutiny. I don't have any sexual crimes in my past and I still watch how I act around under aged females. The point is, if John does not want to be looked at with negativity at … more ›