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An East Lincoln High School soccer coach is facing several felony charges after he was reported for child sex assault. The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office announced Saturday that 30-year-old Maxwell Sidney Fletcher of Mount Holly was arrested across the state line in Gaffney, South Carolina on Friday. He is facing several felony charges and is set to be extradited back to North Carolina within the coming week. LATEST: https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/crime/lincoln-county-soccer-coach-child-sex-charges-5-18-2024/275-d71f55e7-2980-4833-99f5-11a740981fd7

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