Feds kept quiet reports of ‘staff-on-child’ sex abuse at Miami-Dade detention center
At least four Central American immigrant children reported being sexually abused by staff members at the privately run Homestead detention center for unaccompanied minors, the Miami Herald reports.
No one went to prison for these alleged crimes. No one was prosecuted. No victim, apparently, was given the opportunity to speak to an experienced investigator from Miami-Dade Police’s sexual-crimes team.
The claims made by these children were handled within the confines of secrecy that the federal government set for the facility’s private contractor, Caliburn, as if U.S. and Florida state law didn’t exist for these children.
Here’s another example of this selective enforcement of sex offense laws:
https://www.cnsnews.com/blog/michael-w-chapman/fbi-senior-intelligence-analyst-caught-child-porn-fired-not-prosecuted
Senior intelligence analyst caught with child porn, lied about having it, got caught trying to use countermeasures to beat the polygraph, lied about the ages he was attracted to until he was boxed in and finally admitted he masturbated to fantasies of girls as young as 9 years.
He was fired, but not prosecuted. The law should apply to all equally, but we all know it doesn’t.
What can we as individuals and groups like F.A.C., NARSOL, ACSOL, and W.A.R do to pressure the gov’t to prosecute this man the same as they would any other private citizen? I don’t support the registry, but if we have to be on it, so should he!
Need evidence of such material on his computer. Haven’t seen a successful prosecution without it.
But without treatment, he’ll get himself in trouble again soon enough.
I agree! Last time I checked they put their pants on the same way we do-one leg at a time!
I also believe that those in authority should serve a double sentence when they are caught, because these are the individuals elected by the people to protect, prosecute, or judge, and are supposed to be of a clean nature, free from the crimes that they make judgement against, so that the unjust are not prosecuting the unjust.
I agree with David V C about the requirements for those who pass judgement on other fellow citizens but if that standard were adhered to no one would be qualified. The hope is that such tyrants and ‘murderers’…killers of hope… will get their just deserts when they face their Maker; otherwise, the world doesn’t make sense.