Google Groups no longer supports new Usenet posts or subscriptions. Historical content remains viewable.
Dismiss
MAGA! The Entire West Virginia State Police Department Under Sexual Misconduct Investigation
0 views
Skip to first unread message
Gowron
Jun 22, 2023, 7:27:35 AM6/22/23
to
Entire West Virginia State Police Department Under Sexual Misconduct
Investigation
The entire West Virginia State Police department is under sexual misconduct
investigation after multiple lawsuits filed from dozens of women, including
minors.
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating the West Virginia State
Police department after serious allegations of sexual assault and misconduct,
theft, physical assault, and cover-up and fraud have come to light.
A five-page anonymous letter was sent to Governor Jim Justice (R) in February
alleging sexual assaults, thefts, and hidden cameras inside the women’s
locker room at the West Virginia State Police Academy.
A group of women who used the locker room at the West Virginia State Police
Academy filed a “30-day notice of intent to sue” through their lawyer Teresa
Toriseva back in March.
Toriseva has filed another “30-day notice of intent to sue” on behalf of the
group of women, saying developments in her investigation reveal “an
environment that’s downright hostile to women.”
Photos of women undressing in the locker room were allegedly shared between
troopers.
The latest filing from Toriseva represents 42 women, including 10 minors who
attended the Junior Trooper Academy.
“We’re finding and getting reports of sexual misconduct, including reports of
improper sexual relationships with instructors. We’re getting reports of
physical assaults,” Toriseva said. “Evidence of a cover-up, of fraud, not
letting this become public, so to speak, to oversimplify it and that is a
problem too.”
In February, Gov. Justice said that he fully supported “cutting out bad
actors,” adding that law enforcement is a “tough job”.
Sign-Up for a free subscription to The Black Wall Street Times' daily
newsletter, Black Editors' Edition (BEE) - our curated news selections &
opinions by us for you.
Homeland Security Secretary Jeff Sandy said “over the past few months,
extensive work has been done by the Department of Homeland Security’s
Inspector General and other retired law enforcement officers employed by the
Department of Homeland Security…The actions of a few should not tarnish the
reputation of the organization.”
However, it is the entire organization that is under investigation, not just
a few.
Investigation
The entire West Virginia State Police department is under sexual misconduct
investigation after multiple lawsuits filed from dozens of women, including
minors.
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating the West Virginia State
Police department after serious allegations of sexual assault and misconduct,
theft, physical assault, and cover-up and fraud have come to light.
A five-page anonymous letter was sent to Governor Jim Justice (R) in February
alleging sexual assaults, thefts, and hidden cameras inside the women’s
locker room at the West Virginia State Police Academy.
A group of women who used the locker room at the West Virginia State Police
Academy filed a “30-day notice of intent to sue” through their lawyer Teresa
Toriseva back in March.
Toriseva has filed another “30-day notice of intent to sue” on behalf of the
group of women, saying developments in her investigation reveal “an
environment that’s downright hostile to women.”
Photos of women undressing in the locker room were allegedly shared between
troopers.
The latest filing from Toriseva represents 42 women, including 10 minors who
attended the Junior Trooper Academy.
“We’re finding and getting reports of sexual misconduct, including reports of
improper sexual relationships with instructors. We’re getting reports of
physical assaults,” Toriseva said. “Evidence of a cover-up, of fraud, not
letting this become public, so to speak, to oversimplify it and that is a
problem too.”
In February, Gov. Justice said that he fully supported “cutting out bad
actors,” adding that law enforcement is a “tough job”.
Sign-Up for a free subscription to The Black Wall Street Times' daily
newsletter, Black Editors' Edition (BEE) - our curated news selections &
opinions by us for you.
Homeland Security Secretary Jeff Sandy said “over the past few months,
extensive work has been done by the Department of Homeland Security’s
Inspector General and other retired law enforcement officers employed by the
Department of Homeland Security…The actions of a few should not tarnish the
reputation of the organization.”
However, it is the entire organization that is under investigation, not just
a few.
0 new messages