Schools Investigator Ed Stancik blasted the Board of Education’s suspension hearings, which he said put young, defenseless victims of sex attacks on trial. Students who are sexually abused by classmates are treated worse than adult rape victims because the board’s policy is tilted too far toward protecting accused predators. During disciplinary hearings, an alleged sex offender facing suspension is permitted to have his lawyer grill the victim and even ask about her sexual history. Criminal trials usually bar such a line of questioning. To make matters worse, the victims are
James Watson, 50, of 16 Grandview St in Huntington and Robert Winkler, 33, of 17H Flintlock Rd in Ledyard, Connecticut, have been arrested on charges of engaging in sexually explicit online talk to an investigator posing as a teenager. Watson was arrested Tuesday morning when he arrived at an undisclosed location to meet the girl. Winkler was arrested when he appeared in court Monday morning on separate charges of having similar online contact with a Manhattan investigator who he believed to be a teenager. Both men were charged with attempted
Police are looking for a vicious sex attacker who used a gun to force a 15-year-old girl to sodomize him while the girl’s mother and 3-year-old cousin were forced to watch. At 3:30 am yesterday, they were accosted near Rockaway Boulevard in Rosedale, Queens, the suspect held a gun to the 3 year old’s head and ordered the teen and her mother to remove their clothes then ordered the teen to sodomize him. He is described as a 40 years old black man, dreadlocks, 5′ 10, 250 pounds, wearing dark
As The Post reported last week, a lawsuit charges that priests, Ruben Rodriguez, Esteban Rodriguez, James Tamburrino and John Albino, offered a teenage boy money for sexual favors between 1996 and 1999. The boy’s father says he and his family were treated like outcasts by Catholic Church leaders and fellow parishioners after he claimed that the four priests had molested his son, who is now 22. He told the Post that he tried for months to get church officials to do something about the situation before filing the lawsuit last
D, 16, filed charges against her father when she was 12, and on March 18 last year he was convicted by a jury of second degree rape, sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. The rape was part of a pattern of abuse she said that started at age 8. Fifteen months have passed since her father was convicted and on July 31, Suffolk County Court Judge John Mullin gave her father the maximum prison term of 2 1/3 to 7 years. But, her father has yet to
Douglas Chizmadia, a 60-year-old off-duty firefighter, was arrested for sexually abusing a 12-year-old boy inside and upper Manhattan doughnut shop. The arrest came after a witness called copy, claiming he had seen the firefighter put his hand down the boy’s shirt and pants. Chizmadia is charged with sexual abuse. He was a family friend of the boy.
(New York)
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