A former West Seattle youth soccer coach molested players for years, according to charges filed by King County prosecutors. The coach, Francisco Valdivia-Enriquez, appears to have fled the country, and police are looking for any information on his whereabouts.

In all, Valdivia-Enriquez has been charged with eight felonies ranging from providing liquor to a minor to molestation and attempted molestation.

West Seattle Blog has a summary of the charges:

• The first count accuses him of giving liquor to five boys aged 13 and 14 late last November.
• The second charge says he had “sexual contact” from July 2008 to November 2009 with a boy who was 12 and 13 years old during that time.
• Third, attempted child molesting involving a 13-year-old last November
• Fourth, child molesting from September through November last year involving a 14-year-old
• Fifth, “communicating with a minor for immoral purposes” last July through November, involving a 15-year-old
• Sixth and seventh, child molesting last October and November involving two different 14-year-olds
• Eighth, attempted child molesting last August through November involving a 15-year-old