Authorities arrest Norwalk High School softball coach accused of touching, inappropriate behavior
Cary Nadel, 70, of Wilton, is charged with four counts of fourth-degree sexual assault and one count of risk of injury to a minor.
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3ds agoA Norwalk High School softball coach is accused of inappropriate behavior and unwanted touching of students on school grounds.
Cary Nadel, 70, of Wilton, is charged with four counts of fourth-degree sexual assault and one count of risk of injury to a minor.
Norwalk police said they began investigating the allegations on April 1 and based on what was uncovered, applied for an arrest warrant, which was granted. Nadel turned himself in to police headquarters on Friday morning and was set to be arraigned later in the day.
Police are asking anyone with additional information to contact Special Victims Unit Detective English at 203-854-3043 or Penglish@norwalkct.gov.
News 12 reached out to Norwalk Public Schools for a statement. Media specialist Emily Morgan said, “Norwalk Public Schools considers personnel matters to be confidential and we have no further comment.”
This is a developing story and will be updated.
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