Former Penn State coach McQueary cited for hunting violation
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – A former Penn State football assistant coach who just won a multimillion-dollar verdict over his treatment after fellow assistant coach Jerry Sandusky was arrested in a child molestation case has pleaded guilty to a hunting violation.
Online court records show Mike McQueary pleaded guilty Wednesday to using bait and paid $200 in fines and fees.
WJAC-TV says the Game Commission cited McQueary for using corn to attract deer to a tree stand while archery hunting in Centre County.
McQueary was cited days after a jury awarded him $7.3 million in a defamation case against the university. He testified he saw Sandusky sexually abuse a boy in a team shower 15 years ago and reported it to university officials. He said he was made to look like a liar.
Sandusky was convicted but maintains he’s innocent.
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