Sherrone Moore arraignment will be Friday, as charges loom against former Michigan Football coach
WASHTENAW COUNTY, Mich. (FOX 2) - Former Michigan Football head coach Sherrone Moore is expected to face a judge Friday following his arrest Wednesday evening.
An arraignment in the case would happen around 1 p.m., according to a statement from the 14A District Court in Ann Arbor. They received information that a complaint was filed by the Washtenaw County Prosecutor's Office, the statement read.
"Pending determination of probable cause by the magistrate, arraignment on this case will be today," the statement continued. FOX 2 will stream the arraignment in the live player above when it begins.
Sherrone Moore awaiting arraignment in Washtenaw County
Former Michigan Football coach Sherrone Moore remains jailed in Washtenaw County as he awaits arraignment. However, no charges have been filed as of early Friday.
The backstory:
Moore, 39, was detained Wednesday in connection with an incident that happened in Pittsfield Township around the time the news was made public that U of M had fired him over what the university described as "an inappropriate relationship with a staff member."
Following news of Moore's firing and detainment in Washtenaw County, the Pittsfield Township Police Department released a press release that stated that officers were investigating an alleged assault at an apartment on Wednesday afternoon. However, that release did not specifically link Moore to the incident.
The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office did confirm Moore was in custody at the jail.
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According to court records, Moore was booked into the Washtenaw County Jail on Wednesday night at 8:30 p.m. He remains in custody as of Friday morning.
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The Source: A press release from the 14A District Court, court records, and previous reporting were used in this story.