Police intensify search into 70s abuse case

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NORTH AUGUSTA, SC (WCSC) - New information has come out about the background of a former school administrator accused of inappropriate sexual conduct with students.

The charges date back to the 70s, but state law enforcement officials are just now finding out about them. Right now they know of two victims who were 14 and 16-years-old at the time.

State police say 67-year-old Stephen Eubanks was the principal at Fort Knox Middle School in North Augusta and was also an administrator at North Augusta High.

They say the inappropriate conduct happened off school grounds.

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