Jerry Harris, the star of the Netflix docuseries “Cheer,” has been indicted on additional charges of sexual solicitation of minors. He is already facing federal child pornography charges.

Harris was praised for his upbeat personality and encouraging “mat talk,” as seen in the Emmy-winning docuseries that follows his cheerleading team. He also landed a gig interviewing celebs on the red carpet at the Academy Awards for “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

In the original complaint filed back in September, prosecutors say that 21-year-old Harris admitted to FBI agents that he had asked a teenage boy to send him sexual photographs of himself. He also admitted to asking for child pornography from at least 10 to 15 minors via Snapchat. Harris told the agents that he was aware that they were minors at the time. Prosecutors also claim Harris sexually assaulted a 15-year-old boy in a public bathroom during a cheer event.

It is alleged that Harris solicited sex from minors while away at cheerleading competitions in the new charges. He groomed teenage boys within his cheer community, convincing them to send him sexual pictures and videos of themselves.

He is being held in a federal detention facility without bond. In October, federal Judge Heather McShain said that Harris “presents a danger to the community” and refused to release him, despite several “Cheer” moms offering to watch over him if released and prevent him from getting on the internet.

“I find the defendant’s past conduct does suggest the likelihood of future misconduct,” McShain said.

Attorneys Morgan Stewart and Sarah Klein, who are representing two brothers who were victimized by Harris’ praised those who made sure that the man was unable to harm another child.

“This was made possible because our clients’ mother initially had the courage to report Harris to the FBI and provided evidentiary proof of the manipulation, sexual harassment, abuse, and exploitation that her sons had suffered,” their statement said.

As Nevada continues to monitor vote counts for the 2020 presidential election, local authorities are investigating what caused four people to be killed, including an alleged suspect, in a shooting on Tuesday.

At 11 a.m., police officers responded to a call about possible gunfire and someone being wounded, Henderson police Capt. Jason Kuzik informed reporters. When they arrived at The Douglas at Stonelake apartment complex, authorities found two people that had been shot.

In a nearby car, officers located a possible suspect. An attempt to make contact with the alleged suspect resulted in police shooting and killing the individual, Kuzik continued.

Authorities have yet to confirm the identities of the people involved. The condition of a fifth person who was wounded and transported to a local hospital wasn’t immediately known.

The incident occurred west of central Henderson, 320,000 Southeast of Las Vegas.

One resident, Amber Belmonte, stated that she noticed a handful of police vehicles racing into the complex. She then walked outside to see what was going on.

“I started seeing assault rifles, bulletproof vests,” she recalled.

After witnessing SWAT cars, fire trucks, ambulances, and dozens of marked and unmarked police vehicles approach the complex, gunfire rang out, and Belmonte ran back into her apartment. Outside of what occurred that day, Belmonte says the complex is usually quiet and uneventful.

“I imagined the only thing I was going to stress about was the election,” she said.

Additional details regarding the shooting are currently unknown. The investigation is “dynamic and ongoing.”