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    Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Deputy Misconduct Lawsuit Info

    Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Investigates Claims of Deputy Misconduct July 25, 2017
    Our law firm is currently investigating a possible lawsuit for deputy misconduct at LA County Sheriff’s Department. If you have any questions after reading this article, or if you believe you have a case and would like a free consultation, please call or email our law offices.

    The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is currently investigating allegations that were brought up which involves a deputy and members of the Department’s youth mentoring program, known as “cadets.”

    The Department discovered the alarming and disturbing claims while they conducted a countywide review of the agency’s Explorer program and, according to the Department in a statement released on Tuesday, July 25, 2017, appear to be isolated.

    Officials said that the Department has opened administrative and criminal investigations into the alleged misconduct by the deputy.

    The misconduct was towards the Sheriff’s Explorer program, which is a volunteer opportunity for about 400 people. The age of those volunteers ranges from 14 through 20, and it a program that is meant to build confidence and maturity while also learning about law enforcement and how it works as a profession. It is meant to take these kids without troubled youths and lives, and help make them whole people and positive contributors to society.

    The investigation follows a scandal in which a Los Angeles Police Department’s officer was charged with sexually assaulting a 15-year-old member of the Sheriff’s Explorer program. The entire ordeal only discovered after three of the cadets were caught riding in stolen police vehicles. It appears that the perpetrator, one of the deputies of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department had sex with one of the cadets, and then helped them steal a few police cars in order them to go joy-riding.

    “While the alleged involved employee was not directly assigned to the oversight or management of the Explorer program, any proven criminal or other acts of misconduct that violate public trust, and that of our Explorer program, and which jeopardize the hard work and years of service that have been put into building our revered Explorer program, will not be tolerated,” said the official statement of the Sheriff’s Department.

    The disturbing allegations have brought to light what does and does not work in the Sheriff’s Explorer program and how the LAPD keeps track of its cars and other police equipment.

    LAPD officials, who are still in the midst of investigating the incident, do not believe that any other deputies were involved and have not taken any action to discipline the supervisors who oversaw Cain or the cadet program.

    The program is meant to help kids become better, whole people, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said. “We’re not just going to pick perfect children that come from solid upbringings with no baggage, no history.” The program stated that the large majority of the cadets are good kids and hopes to make amends for the incidents which occurred.

    Sexual assault is a term that can have many forms. Regardless of the many acts that are encapsulated within sexual assault, one thing remains the same: it is never the victim’s fault. Sexual assault is the sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the consent of the victim. Forms of sexual assault include:

    • Attempted Rape
    • Penetration of the victim’s body (rape)
    • Fondling or unwanted sexual touching
    • Forcing a victim to perform sexual acts

    Victims of sexual assault do not have to have had been physically forced to perform the sexual acts. Perpetrators may use emotional or psychological coercion, psychological force, or manipulation to force a victim into non-consensual  sex. Some perpetrators will use threats in order to force a victim into doing the sexual acts, like threatening to hurt their family or other intimidation tricks.

    The Normandie Law Firm understands that this is a very serious matter, which deserves experienced and understanding lawyers. If you were affected by this incident, our law firm can sue the Sheriff’s Department for psychological trauma, negligent hiring, poor training, sexual assault, and battery.

    The Normandie Law Firm handles sexual abuse cases, and we successfully represent sexual abuse victims. Sexual abuse is an ongoing crisis in the United States, and we are here to represent you and make sure that justice is served. We are a California law firm that handles sexual abuse, and we offer experienced and essential legal counsel in order to provide justice for victims of sexual abuse, sexual assault, harassment, and discrimination.

    If you have suffered through the experience of sexual abuse, do not give up. We at the Normandie Law Firm are here to help represent you and get the justice you deserve. Coming forward after experiencing such a calamity is incredibly difficult for victims, and we know that. We take tremendous care in protecting the identity of our clients and we maintain the highest standard of confidentiality when it comes to working with our brave clients. Our California lawyers are experts in representing victims of sexual abuse: they are dedicated, experienced, and devoted to making a real difference. We will help you get the peace of mind you deserve and the maximum compensation possible.



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