Federal grand jury indicts former little league president for transporting kids for sex

A federal grand jury in the Eastern District of Texas has taken action against a former little league president and coach accused of having sex with young players, some only seven years old. U.S. Attorney Brit Featherston tells KFDM/Fox 4 News that a federal grand jury has indicted Adam Isaacks on six counts of transporting minors across state lines for purposes of sexual conduct. The indictments allege he transported three minors. If convicted, he could face ten years to life in prison. Our media partner, KJAS, got exclusive video of Isaacks when he was brought to the Jasper County Jail in January, following his arrest in Sabine County. Isaacks is a former Evadale Little League baseball president and coach. He faces multiple state charges in Jasper and Sabine Counties, accusing him of sexually abusing young little league baseball players during trips and other outings. The charges include multiple counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child and indecency with a child. He remains in the Jasper County Jail under bonds totaling millions of dollars. There is also civil litigation involved. The Bernsen Law Firm in Beaumont filed a lawsuit on behalf of the alleged victims and their families.