Anael Agular, 17, was arrested for sodomizing a 5 year old girl in his Tremont home. He was babysitting and allegedly sodomized the little girl in a bedroom after she fell asleep. He is charged with sodomy and endangering the welfare of a child.
(Bronx, New York)
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David Ohnmacht, a 22 year old Westchester man, took dozens of jobs that gave him access tochildren, including camp counselor, ice-cream truck driver and kids’ DJ, and then raped andmolested them. Ohnmacht was charged with rape, sodomy and numerous other sexual offenses againstgirls ranging from toddlers to teens. He would use the jobs to befriend young girls who he thencontacted via phone, e-mail and chat rooms. He alleged had more than 1,000 photos of nakedchildren, some engaged in sex acts, on his computer. He has also taken
In a statement released in March 2002, Cardinal Bernard Law said he was deeply saddened by allegations against former Cardinal Humberto Medeiros. Law is defending his predecessor from accusations that he groped a boy more than two decades ago. Garry Garland, now 38, has made the allegation. He initially filed a lawsuit contending that he was sexually abused at age 14 by Monsignor Frederick Ryan, who was then vice chancellor of the Archdiocese of Boston. Garland alleged that Ryan got him drunk, led him to the monsignor’s quarters in the
Vincent O’Leary, a 33 year old man, has been charged with sodomizing a 14 year old girl in Arlington, after luring her into his car. The incident took place Tuesday around 6:30 p.m. on Roxbury Street and Grandview Avenue.
(Staten Island, New York)
Ben Auerbach, a 47 year old city school safety officer, was busted after he allegedly tried to seduce a 13 year old girl over the Internet. The person he thought was a teen was really an investigator for the Bronx DA’s office posing as a girl in a chat room. Auerbach, who works in the district’s Manhattan motor pool, even showed up at what he thought was her home with a box of condoms.
(New York)
Each year, more than 700,000 children in the U.S. are reported missing to the police. About 99% return home safely, but more than 58,000 are abducted by nonfamily members; most are sexually attacked. How can we keep kids safer? We asked Ernie Allen, president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
– Always know where your kids are, and don’t leave small children alone.
– Role-play often. Let your kids tell you what they’d do if a stranger asked them for help in different situations, for example, if