Sex Offender Caught Volunteering at Youth Football Game

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -  A 28-year-old man who is a registered sex offender was caught on tape volunteering at the Pine Forest Athletic Association park at a youth football game.

"The least of my concerns should be worrying about whether or not they're (my children) under supervision by a sex offender," said Johnathan Williams, a father of five who lives near the park.

Police reports show Frazier was a coach at Lee High School and admitted to having sex multiple times with a student under 15.

He was put on sex offender probation for three years. But during that time, police say he was back on the field with young athletes.

In the video you can see him holding a down marker on the sideline. You can also see him having contact with young players. We went to his home but he wasn't there.

Parents like Williams say they just want their kids to be safe wherever they are.

"Regardless of whatever school or whatever area, I think they should do a thorough background check of the individuals supervising our kids."

The Pine Forest Athletic Association is a park that sponsors Pop Warner Activities.

We spoke with the President of the Pop Warner Football Conference.

He says they do thorough background checks on any volunteer who would supervise children. He says volunteers who hold chains do not supervise children and therefore do not need to go through background checks.

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