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Springfield, MO
Mikael Cooper-Falls, a former track and football coach at Hillcrest High School, has entered two guilty pleas.
Cooper-Falls, 30, admitted his guilt to two felony charges of second-degree statutory rape and sexual contact with a student, the Springfield News-Leader reports.
Springfield Public Schools initially placed him on leave when the allegations surfaced. He was then fired.
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