A former athletic director at a charter school on the campus of Barry University, who was arrested for sexually abusing a student, reached a plea deal with the victim and state prosecutors Wednesday that will keep him out of prison and off the state’s sexual offender registry.
Jose Glen Rodriguez-Vazquez, 34, was convicted of a single count of an offense against a student by an authority figure, a second-degree felony. He will spend a year in Miami-Dade County jail. And during the first two years of a 10-year probationary period after his release, he will be required to wear an ankle monitor with GPS.
Significantly, he won’t have to register on the state’s sexual offender website, which limits where a felon convicted of a sexual crime can live or who that person can associate with, and often makes it nearly impossible for them to find work…