An affidavit states that the coach asked the girl for pictures in exchange for money and told her to 'get used to' his behavior.
The victim told authorities that her coach, 36-year-old Andrew Brunson, inappropriately touched her, recorded her and showed her explicit videos from January to June, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
The affidavit did not say where exactly the incidents occurred, or if the coach had contact with other young athletes. His LinkedIn profile states he is a field coach for Bluechip Athletic Solutions and teaches “young student athletes” about sports and team building.The 14-year-old said she started training with him to “help her improve with her athlete skills,” the affidavit states.
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