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Deadly DUI Charges: Fresno Coach Enters Plea

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Loren LeBeau Loren LeBeau
FRESNO, Calif. (KMPH) -

The high school basketball coach accused of drunk driving and killing a young boy has pleaded not guilty to all charges against him.

Loren LeBeau, 42, entered his plea in Fresno County Superior Court Thursday morning.

Fresno Police say LeBeau's blood-alcohol level was 0.11 when he smashed into the Maldonado family as they were riding their bikes near Shepherd and Millbrook on July 25.

Seven-year-old Donovan Maldonado died at a hospital hours later. His father and 18-month-old sister were seriously hurt.

LeBeau remains out on bail. Last week, a judge ordered him to give up his driver's license and wear a GPS ankle monitor that detects if he drinks.

LeBeau is the varsity boys basketball coach at Central High School. He is currently on paid administrative leave.

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