Third Broward Schools Employee Arrested for Fraudulent Facility Rentals

Allegations of Facility Misuse

• 🚨 A third Broward School District employee, David Callaway, has been arrested for allegedly renting out school facilities for personal gain.
• 💰 This follows the arrests of two other district employees accused of similar schemes involving school gyms.

Details of the Latest Arrest

• 🏀 Callaway, identified as a 50-year-old Coral Springs assistant girls basketball coach, faces charges including fraud and grand theft.
• 💸 He is accused of illegally renting out Broward school facilities, collecting payment, and pocketing the money.

Previous Arrests and Scheme

• 🏫 Brenton Hankerson, another coach, was arrested for hosting unauthorized tournaments at Coral Springs High School, charging attendees, and keeping the profits.
• 📅 The scheme reportedly involved an organized scheme to defraud and grand theft exceeding $10,000.

Discovery of the Scheme

• 🏫 In May, a principal discovered a basketball tournament occurring in a school gymnasium during a scheduled graduation event.
• 🗓️ The principal had booked the gym, only to find it occupied by an unauthorized event with no record on the school's calendar.

District Response and Investigation

• 🔍 Broward School's police are continuing their investigation into the improper use of district facilities.
• ⚖️ The district superintendent has committed to transparency and rooting out public corruption.
• 🚫 The arrested employees are subject to termination pending the outcome of the investigation, similar to the first two individuals arrested.