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Jerry Harris Allegedly Raped A 15-Year-Old Boy In A Bathroom At A Cheerleading Event
The new allegations were made in a government motion for pretrial detention against Harris, who rose to fame earlier this year in the Netflix docuseries chronicling the cheerleading team at Navarro College in Corsicana, Texas.
The filing described how Harris followed the boy into an unlocked bathroom at an event "attended by dozens of responsible adults" before allegedly sodomizing him.
The documents also alleged Harris exploited the fame and money he earned from Cheer to target more minors by offering them money — sometimes more than $1,000 — to perform sexual acts over FaceTime or Snapchat for his sexual gratification.
Jerry Harris Allegedly Raped A 15-Year-Old Boy In A Bathroom At A Cheerleading Event
10-Year-Old Black Boy's Arm Badly Broken in Alleged Racist Attack by Children 
The child, who has not been named, is understood to have been out riding his bike with a friend in the eastern Ontario village of Russell, Canada, when they passed two white boys their age—one of who allegedly called the boy the N-word.
10-Year-Old Black Boy's Arm Badly Broken in Alleged Racist Attack by Children
'Disturbed predator' who plotted to rape, kill and eat teen girl learns fate
Florida man jailed with more than 80 counts of sex crimes against children: Cops
Two women accuse Nikola founder Trevor Milton of sexual abuse
Registered sex offender and his parents charged with sexual abuse of children
Teenager Dies in Hospital Two Weeks After Brutal Rape Left Her Paralyzed
The teenager, who has not been named, died at New Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital on Tuesday following the assault by the group in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras district.
Police said the woman had been left with spinal injuries after she tried to fight off her attackers.
Her death comes just weeks after Newsweek reported how a teenage girl suffering from COVID-19 in India was raped on the way to hospital by a bogus ambulance driver.
The teenager, who has not been named, was allegedly attacked by the man in the Pathanamthitta district of Kerala.
Teenager Dies in Hospital Two Weeks After Brutal Rape Left Her Paralyzed
School Staffer Gets Jail for Sexually Abusing Boy, Telling Him He 'Deserved Special Things'
Facebook Bans, Then Restores Image of Shirtless Black Trans Man
An 11-year-old boy and a woman are dead after an Oregon hostage situation
Jerry Harris, Star of 'Cheer,' Charged With Producing Child Pornography 
In addition to the criminal charge, a lawsuit was also filed against Harris and three cheer organizations by the mother of twin boys in Texas for alleged sex crimes. It appears the victim in the criminal case is one of the two victims from the civil case.
Jerry Harris, Star of 'Cheer,' Charged With Producing Child Pornography
Bishop: North Carolina priest kept on leave on abuse claims
Bishop Peter Jugis made the announcement to St. Matthew parishioners in a letter Wednesday, writing that he had accepted the recommendation of the diocese’s Lay Review Board to keep the Rev. Patrick Hoare out of ministry, The Charlotte Observer reported.
Hoare was originally put on administrative leave in December after the diocese received “an allegation against him of child sexual abuse that was said to have occurred in Pennsylvania more than 25 years ago, before Father Hoare entered ministry” the Charlotte Observer quoted Jugis as writing.
Man sues Allentown Diocese, Hellertown school, says teacher molested him
Fox News Host Newly Fired For Sexual Misconduct Had Prompted Earlier Warning
Child marriage is "extremely prevalent" in U.S.: "The cycle perpetuates across generations"
Outrage as Indian judge calls alleged rape victim 'unbecoming'
Netflix's 'controversial' erotic drama '365 Days' sparks backlash: Here's why people are talking
The pandemic isn't changing crime like you'd expect
Well, not exactly. There's no single story of coronavirus and crime. Some types of crime are increasing during the pandemic, while other crime rates are falling. Crime is up in some places and down in others. It will be tempting, not least for me, to cherry-pick coronavirus-era data to "prove" how our justice system should or shouldn't change, yet as with so much of the pandemic information available to us, right now caution is more warranted than certainty.
By far the most frequent headline claim about crime rates during the COVID-19 outbreak is that they're falling. That's not wrong, but neither is it complete. A USA Today survey of 20 police departments found all but one saw criminal incidents decline in the first two weeks of March as social distancing began. Further analysis of "crime data published by 53 law enforcement agencies in two dozen states" reinforced that trend, USA Today reported, finding law enforcement "logged dramatically fewer calls for service, crime incidents, and arrests" in those two weeks than in the six weeks prior. Residential burglary, robbery, assault, and murder all decreased. (Miami has not had a homicide in six weeks, for example, a record since 1964.)
But some falling crime rates aren't necessarily attributable to change in public behavior. Shifts in policing practice are rather responsible. COVID-19 is spreading within some police departments (notably, New York, Chicago, and Detroit), and in some cities, officers have been directed to avoid unnecessary contact with the public.
Race Is the Most Frequent Motivation for Hate Crimes on College Campuses
Georgia Man Killed While Jogging and Family Demands Justice for His Death
Man Accused of Killing Wife Was Allegedly Dismembering Her When Police Came to Check on Her
EXCLUSIVE: Notorious pedophile ring leader back on streets
Ky. Mom Who Texted 'I Am Very Scared' Has Vanished, and Professor Husband Is Charged with Murder
Man arrested after alleged domestic threats, 2-hour standoff
The project is set to air one time on March 9.
Polish court says campaign that linked homosexuality and paedophilia was “informative”
Polish lawyer, Bartlomiej Ciazynski, filed a suit against the Polish non-governmental organisation, Fundacja Pro, after they launched the homophobic campaign.
The group’s campaign featured people driving around in vans with the banner “Paedophilia is 20 times more common in homosexuals. They want to teach your children. Stop them!”
Ciazynski said the campaign “insulted, slandered and violated the dignity” of the LGBTQ community, but Judge Adam Macinski, a district judge in Wroclaw disagreed.
In his ruling, he said the campaign “should be considered as having an informative and social dimension” saying it highlighted the issue of paedophilia.
Atilcan Malak, 22, was booked into the Champaign County, Illinois, jail on Wednesday, according to records from the sheriff’s office. His bail was set at $250,000 and records indicated he has not been released. Malak was charged with criminal sexual assault and has a pre-trial hearing scheduled for July 2.
On August 24, 2017, Malak allegedly committed a sexual act with a woman who was unable to consent at the Acacia fraternity, according to the News-Gazette. Acacia is a social fraternity and has a chapter house at the University of Illinois in Champaign, a college town located about two hours west of Indianapolis and a few hours south of Chicago.
Naked New Jersey Man Allegedly Attacks Baby In Stroller While High On PCP
PRIESTS NOW OBLIGATED TO REPORT SUSPICIONS OF SEXUAL ABUSE, POPE FRANCIS SAYS IN NEW LAW
The lawsuit, the latest dramatic civil action against the American church in the past year, alleges violations of the state’s consumer protection laws. It accuses the diocese of advertising safe environments for children while at the same time, the complaint says, choosing “to cover up and conceal arguably criminal behavior of child sexual abuse.”
'My husband was molested and raped by a Brother. This is my message for Andrew Bolt.'
My name is Clare Linane. As you know, I am a Ballarat local who has been living with the aftermath of child sexual abuse for many years. My husband, Peter Blenkiron, is a survivor of clergy abuse at 11 years old. You met him whilst in Rome three years ago.
I am compelled to write to you after you expressed your opinion that George Pell has been falsely convicted (27 & 28 Feb, Herald Sun).
You are entitled to your opinion.
What concerns me, however, is your statement that your opinion is based on “overwhelming evidence”. I believe this is misleading, irresponsible and ignorant. Your lack of genuine insight into the issue of sexual child abuse makes a mockery of survivors and all they have endured.
The King (Perv) of Pop is quizzed by lawyers about allegations of child sexual abuse in what's understood to be the only time he was ever filmed being questioned on the subject during his life.
The iconic singer, who at the time was 37, appears nervous and laughs, giggles and jokes his way through questions about molesting children in the astonishing footage dated March 1, 1996.
GLORIA ALLRED I Have No Doubt ... MICHAEL JACKSON MOLESTED KIDS
Woman pleads guilty to letting boyfriend molest daughter
The 33-year-old Marion woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges of neglect, aiding child molesting and assisting a criminal. She agreed to accept a sentence of 20 years in prison and five years of probation.
The woman admitted during Tuesday's hearing that her daughter told her that the boyfriend, 34-year-old Nicholas Deon Thrash, was molesting her, yet continued to let him live with them, the Chronicle Tribune reported. The woman did not report the molestation or her daughter's pregnancy to authorities.
Busy Philipps reveals she was raped at 14 amid Dr. Ford hearing
All high school boys are sexual predators, according to Republican women
LINDSEY GRAHAM TO WOMAN REPORTING RAPE: ‘I’M SO SORRY. YOU NEEDED TO GO TO THE COPS’
How to help survivors of sexual assault
Fox News' Chris Wallace Says Kavanaugh Accuser's Story Elicited Revelations from His Daughters
The Catholic Church Is Rich Enough to Settle Sex Abuse Cases Forever
Considering the unlikelihood of criminal consequences for those at the clergy's top levels, and the fact that many of these sex abuse cases have far surpassed the statutes of limitations, the endgame seems increasingly a financial—that is, a civil liability—question. But can the Church settle with survivors forever? Will it ever, somehow, completely run out of money with which to do so? In settling sex abuse claims, the Church has already reportedly spent or agreed to spend at least $3 billion in the US alone, and about 20 American dioceses have filed for some kind of bankruptcy. There's little evidence that will slow down, or that the price tag won't keep climbing. (In Pennsylvania, for example, bishops said they supported a fund to compensate survivors if they could prove they were abused but, because of the statute of limitations in the state, could no longer file a lawsuit.)
Gay woman Michelle LeClair: Scientology tried to 'cure' me of my sexuality
The Reason Behind The New Mexico Observatory Mystery? Child Porn.
Sex abuse scandal in German Catholic Church sparks celibacy debate
Chicago archbishop removes priest who burned rainbow banner
India’s Gay Prince Just Called Out Religious Hypocrites Who Propositioned Him for Sex
271 Indian Christians accused of using drugs to force conversions
Archbishop: Maryland AG investigating records in abuse probe
