A soccer coach who is accused of running off with a Columbia County teenager could face up to 30 years in prison.
Rian Rodriguez appeared before a judge in Columbia County on Friday and faces charges of sexual activity with a minor and interference with child custody.
His bond is set at $125,000. His special circumstances include having no contact with the teen, Caitlyn Frisina, or her family. He is also ordered to not have contact with minors.
Rodriguez will be held at his parent’s home and fitted with a GPS monitor. He also must surrender his passport.
#RianRodriguez facing 2 charges:
— Beth Rousseau (@BethANJax) December 15, 2017
- Sexual activity with a minor (max. 30 yrs in prison)
- Interference with child custody (max. 5 yrs in prison) @ActionNewsJax @WOKVNews
Bond for #RianRodriguez set at $125k. Special circumstances include:
— Beth Rousseau (@BethANJax) December 15, 2017
- No contact with #CaitlynFrisina
- No contact with Frisina family
- No contact with minors
- GPS monitor
- held at parent’s home
- Passport surrender @ActionNewsJax
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