Red Bluff denies Public Records Request

The Red Bluff Joint Union High School District denied to release the full 90-page report to the Record Searchlight last Thursday into the conduct of two varsity football coaches.

In a letter received by the district on Jan. 7, Sports Editor Aaron Williams asked for "copies of all investigations into the conduct of Red Bluff High School football coaches Rich Hassay and John Schwabauer between 2003 and this date in 2007. Including any recommendations made by the Red Bluff High School administration and the board of trustees into any disciplinary action that needed to be taken."

The request is covered under the California Public Records Act.

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