Posted on Mar 14, 2018
Military families feel deserted after sex assaults at base school
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WTF --- multiple sexual assaults by the same first grade boy against his classmates on base and nothing can be done? This happened at my 7th grade school in the 60's at civilian school in California. To the best of my knowledge it didn't happen at my DODEA high school in Japan; if it had there would have been an immediate transfer of the family to maintain good order and morale. LTC (Join to see) Capt Gregory Prickett Cynthia Croft SMSgt Minister Gerald A. "Doc" Thomas COL Mikel J. Burroughs Col (Join to see) CDR (Join to see) SGT (Join to see)
Military families feel deserted after sex assaults at base school
Posted from navytimes.com
Sexual Assault
Children
Germany
UCMJ
Law
Posted >1 y ago
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I became incapable of any intelligent response after the words, "first grade".
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Despicable, to be sure.
I stand by my daughters (and my son) when it comes to their safety and well being. They know that it's OK for them to kick someone's *ss if they feel that's what it takes to defend themselves or otherwise make an attack stop. And they also know they have my full support on such matters, regardless of whatever the outcome may be for having taken a violent action.
A lot of people don't seem to understand that expecting an institution to curb such actions isn't always enough. You don't get what you expect all the time...that's reality. So defend yourself, defend your family, and teach your family to defend themselves as well.
And hold those responsible for curbing this behavior accountable for their actions...or lack of actions.
I stand by my daughters (and my son) when it comes to their safety and well being. They know that it's OK for them to kick someone's *ss if they feel that's what it takes to defend themselves or otherwise make an attack stop. And they also know they have my full support on such matters, regardless of whatever the outcome may be for having taken a violent action.
A lot of people don't seem to understand that expecting an institution to curb such actions isn't always enough. You don't get what you expect all the time...that's reality. So defend yourself, defend your family, and teach your family to defend themselves as well.
And hold those responsible for curbing this behavior accountable for their actions...or lack of actions.
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