Coach blames 'Soccer Politics' on being arrested for soliciting a 14-year-old

28-year-old Alejandro Sanchez of Contra Costa County, California, has been arrested for allegedly using the social/dating app Skout to solicit a 14-year-old girl for sex. The 14-year-old girl was actually an undercover investigator.

As the headline suggests, Sanchez was a youth soccer coach.

When Sanchez was arrested, police say he claimed he knew the girl was actually an adult but was playing along due to ‘Soccer Politics.’

What in the world is Soccer Politics, you ask? As do I. Sanchez hasn’t elaborated on what that means, and I’ve been unable to find a definition. The closest I could come to a definition is that Soccer Politics has something to do with the parents and politics involved in youth sports. That’s my best guess.

Whatever it means, Sanchez has been charged with contacting a minor for a sexual offense, meeting a minor for lewd purposes, and attempted lewd acts on a child.

Skout is a social app that’s been around since 2007. It functions as both a social networking and dating app. While it does try to keep minors from contacting adults, it has little control over adults lying about their ages to contact minors.

7 responses to “Coach blames ‘soccer politics’ for being arrested for soliciting a 14-year-old”

  1. Correct me if Im wrong, but once upon a time in the USA, crimes were “real ”, right?

    Whereas today its sex chat with an internet crawling with cops who get off on impersonating horny fourteen year olds.

    Or, FBI manufactured terror, where they hand a lonely autistic kid a bomb and some pamphlets.

    The only people being kept safe and protected are the cops and their pensions, every time they pull these things off. But no crimes anywhere to be seen.

    I hope the guy wins.

    1. I’ll let you in on a little secret. Police have been conducting stings for decades if not for over a century. If someone solicits someone else for a murder but no murder is committed it’s still a crime.

      1. yup.

        No argument there.

        The difference is that those who choose to fight speech policing and its online methodology is a nascent fight.

        So, currently very few ways exist to combat the rampant abuse of privacy violating police incursions into our social media and other ptivate online spaces.

        Texting teens for sex is abhorrent, and reprehensible. It should be punished.

        But police tossing due process and civil liberty to get at a guy who might give some child a thrill (and that childs parents who probably should not have been allowed to have a child )?

        That defies law itself.

      2. Also, about “letting me in on a secret ”: you should reconsider secrecy, in light of how police and “high policing ” mechanisms violate the LAW.

      1. Well, not happy, actually.

        Let me tell you why:

        There is an “extremist ” faction of the FBI,that actually seeks to stalk and entrap Asian Americans of mixed race.

        Thats not cool at all.

        These,shitbags work actively to incite violence, and police pure, first amendment protected speech ”as our douchebag at hand has uttered.

        Do you wanna bet he becomes an informant, or in the least, provides media with yet another Asian bogeyman?

        Obviously, his cowardly plea deal does that, and sadly, exonerates FBI-etalphabet asshats inciting a gamer.

        Trevor Aaronson.from the Intercept.com documented the (typically racist ) FBI waging manufactured terrorism, via the Asian FBI many years ago.

        I personally engaged with them.ling beforecAaronson did, and provided story leads to him as well.

        Here is one result:

        https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20191208/15461043525/another-law-enforcement-investigation-tool-found-to-be-junk-science-coin-toss.shtml#:~:text=Trevor%20Aaronson%20covered%20the%20Asian%20FBI%20in%20Las,San%20Bernardino%2C%20etc%3B%20but%20branching%20out%20elsewhere%20too.

      2. F @CK. I replied to the wrong story. 😜

        No, I am not happy he was convicted, because the rampant distribution of child pornography online by law enforcement agencies is despicable, and these bizarre stings only mask the “high policing ” function of unconstitutional Fusion Centers.

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