Former Ky. coach re-indicted in player death case
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A grand jury has re-indicted a former Kentucky high school football coach on an additional charge in the case of a player who collapsed at practice and later died.
The indictment returned Tuesday charges David Jason Stinson with wanton endangerment in the case of 15-year-old Max Gilpin, who died three days after collapsing in Louisville last August.
Stinson was already facing a reckless homicide charge in Gilpin’s death. He has pleaded not guilty.
Stinson was first indicted on the wanton endangerment charge last week, but a judge dismissed it after his lawyers argued the grand jury was not told Stinson wanted to testify.
A judge ruled Tuesday that prosecutors could seek to re-indict him.
Stinson’s trial is scheduled to begin Aug. 31.
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