WOODVILLE, Ohio (WTVG) - A local paraprofessional who has been out on bond since Jan. 10, 2025, has had her bond revoked. According to Sandusky County court records, Christin Coble will remain behind bars until further order of the court.

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Christin Coble was found to be in violation of her bond conditions, according to Sandusky County court. She was indicted over the summer for rape and sexual battery.

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