A former cheerleader at Navarro College—the Corsicana, Texas, school highlighted in the Netflix documentary TV series “Cheer”—alleged in a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday in the Northern District of Texas that her coach, as well as campus police and administrators, tried to prevent her from reporting that a male cheerleader sexually assaulted her on campus.

The complaint was first surfaced by Law.com Radar. Mark Lanier of the Houston-based Lanier Law Firm is representing the woman, who is suing Navarro College, her former coach Monica Aldama and the man she said assaulted her.

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