Former MLB outfielder sentenced for sexually abusing a girl he coached in softball

Dustan Kyle Mohr sexual abused a girl he was coaching in softball, authorities said. (Mug shot: Allen County Sheriff

Dustan Kyle Mohr sexual abused a girl he was coaching in softball, authorities said. (Mug shot: Allen County Sheriff’s Office)

Former professional baseball player Dustan Kyle Mohr, 47, is set to spend nine years in prison and six on probation for sexually abusing a girl he coached in softball.

Court documents from Allen County, Indiana, show how he started coaching the girl when she was 13. He groped her during training sessions at StrikeZone Training Center, and wrote her sexual texts, according to documents.

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