Irvine PE teacher arrested for allegedly giving football players Adderall

An Irvine bodily training trainer was arrested this week after he allegedly gave Adderall to gamers on the soccer staff, officers mentioned.

Anthony Fullman, a 30-year-old Foothill Ranch resident, was arrested after he allegedly offered prescription remedy to college students at Portola Excessive College, the Irvine Police Division mentioned Thursday.

Employees at the highschool notified police on Monday that the part-time PE trainer, who can also be the assistant coach of the soccer staff, had probably offered Adderall to some gamers on the staff, in response to a information launch.

Detectives investigated the allegations and uncovered proof that Fullman offered a number of college students with Adderall in the course of the 2021 soccer season, Irvine Police mentioned.

Primarily based on the investigation, Fullman was arrested on suspicion of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, furnishing a managed substance to a minor and an enhancement for furnishing a managed substance to a minor on a college campus.

As well as, the Irvine Unified College District positioned Fullman, who’s a second-year worker, on administrative go away.

Police mentioned they don’t have any info that implies Fullman furnished Adderall drugs past the scholars recognized. Nonetheless, if anybody has further info associated to this investigation, they’re requested to contact Detective Gavin Hudson at 949-724-7168 or e mail ghudson@cityofirvine.org.