Hoffner: Videos were innocent
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Oct 31, 2012 at 5:04 pm
MANKATO, Minn. (KNSI) A Minnesota college football coach accused of making pornographic videos of his children says there was nothing inappropriate about the cellphone images.
Minnesota State, Mankato, coach Todd Hoffner testified Wednesday at a hearing in which he asked a judge to dismiss the case.
Hoffner says he shot the videos because his kids asked him to after they came up with a skit in the bathtub. He says the videos just showed the children being silly, laughing and dancing. Hoffner says he never watched the videos and never showed them to anyone, either.
Blue Earth County Judge Krista Jass didn't rule in the case. She gave attorneys until Nov. 14 to file additional briefs.
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