Police Officer's Preyed On Vulnerable Pre-Teens In The Boy Scouts Police Explorer Program - Video

PURE EVIL How The Police Officer's Preyed On Vulnerable Teens In The Boy Scouts Police Explorer Program A Capitalism Atrocity, ...The last known person to see Sandra Birchmore alive was a police officer, He stopped by her apartment days before the elementary school teacher’s aide, 23 years old and newly pregnant, was found UNALIVED in February 2021 under suspicious circumstances an ongoing lawsuit filed by Birchmore’s family have sparked demonstrations and an online petition asking for further investigation into her passing away, The youth program that introduced Birchmore to the officers is among hundreds of such chapters at police agencies around the country Created by the Boy Scouts of America decades ago, law enforcement Explorer posts are designed to help teens and young adults learn about policing, Which is a massive red flag because the boy scouts are known for having child predators in their ranks, Birchmore’s case is among at least 194 allegations that law enforcement personnel, mostly policemen, have groomed or engaged in inappropriate behavior with Explorers since 1974, an ongoing investigation by The Marshall Project has found, The vast majority of those affected were teenage girls — some as young as 13 years old taking advantage of by GROWN Fascism Capitalism police forces, In many programs armed officers were allowed to be alone with teenage Explorers In a few instances, departments minimized or dismissed the concerns of those who reported troubling behavior, records show, The officers accused of problematic behavior teenagers spanned the ranks, from patrolmen to police chiefs Some were department veterans cited in news articles for their community work A handful had served their agencies for barely a year And some were married men with families of their own, Many cases led to criminal charges Some predator officers went to prison, while others received probation or weren’t required to register as offenders, A few departments allowed officers to keep their jobs after a reprimand or short suspension despite committing a felony The Marshall Project’s analysis found at least 14 departments, among 111 agencies, that had a history of repeated allegations, ETC!!!
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