Titusville High Coach Anthony Gonzales arrested for 7 counts sexual battery on a child

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This morning, Titusville Principal Jennifer Gonzalez sent an email to the families of Titusville High alerting them to the arrest of one of their coaches, Anthony Gonzales (no relation).

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The arrest affidavit is not yet public however records show that he was arrested and charged with 7 counts of SEXUAL BATTERY FAMILIAL OR CUSTODIAL VIC 12 TO 18. Each charge is a first degree felony, punishable for up to life in prison. He’s being held without bond.

According to his social media accounts and public records, Anthony (43, Titusville) is married with children, and is a former EMT in the US Air Force and currently works for Water’s Edge Dermatology and Parrish Cancer Center. He has a previous arrest from 2016 for failure to pay child support.

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The Principal is encouraging parents to speak to their children who may have had interaction with Anthony and to contact Titusville Police if necessary.

This is a breaking story and will be updated.

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