Ex University Of Michigan Coach Sherrone Moore Allegedly Had ‘Long History Of Domestic V*olence’ Connected To His Work Affair

Sherrone Moore

Ex University Of Michigan Coach Sherrone Moore Allegedly Had ‘Long History Of Domestic V*olence’ Connected To His Work Affair

Sherrone Moore’s legal troubles deepened this week as new court testimony painted a troubling picture of alleged ab*se behind the scenes of his career.

According to testimony presented during a December 12 complaint authorization hearing, police allege that Sherrone Moore had a “long history of domestic v*olence” connected to a secret two-year relationship with a University of Michigan staff member.

A detective told the court that the claim came from the alleged victim’s attorney and described a pattern of escalating behavior.

Pittsfield Township Police Det. Jessica Welker testified that attorney Heidi Sharp contacted emergency dispatch on December 10, reporting that Moore was inside her client’s apartment, attacking her, and had been st*lking her for months. Police said the situation intensified after the staffer cut off communication with Moore on December 8. Two days later, he allegedly arrived uninvited, entered without permission, and refused to leave.

Welker further testified that Moore appeared emotionally distraught and allegedly grabbed knives from the kitchen, accusing the woman of “ruining” his life before turning the knives on himself and threatening self-harm. The staffer told officers she was “terrified,” according to testimony. Moore later denied a$$aulting her or threatening her with weapons.

The allegations surfaced days after Moore was fired by the University of Michigan. The school confirmed an expanded external investigation by Jenner & Block is underway. Moore now faces one felony count of third-degree home invasion and two misdemeanor charges. He was released under strict conditions, including a GPS tether and no contact with the alleged victim. His next hearing is scheduled for January 22, 2026.

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