Newtown Theater Coach Charged With Sexually Assaulting Students

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Newtown Theater Coach Charged With Sexually Assaulting Students

On behalf of Tremont Sheldon Robinson Mahoney P.C. | Mar 22, 2016 | Firm News, Sexual Abuse

Matthew Madden, 22, of New York City has been charged with having inappropriate sexual relationships with minors. At the time of the alleged inappropriate contact, Madden was employed by Sabrina’s Encore Productions of Newtown, CT as its theater coach and director. It is alleged that on several occasions, Madden engaged in sexual acts with the girls.

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