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By Eagle94-A1 · Posted
Sadly they may never be able to get back. I know someone who was falsely accused, and was never reinstated after the investigation supported her story. -
By SiouxRanger · Posted
We solved the "3x the work" cooking issue by camping next to the parking lot and ordering out-by patrols, of course. Separate patrol checks. Scouts can't cook, but at least "Thrifty" is a work-in-progress. -
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By jumpingjoj · Posted
How does someone wrongfully accused get back to scouting and get their good name back? A scout master was named in bankruptcy form in what only could have been a money grab no scout was never alone alone with the leader. The police were notified but there was no investigation performed. The scouter is still in limbo for 3 years. -
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In 2019, the YMCA of the USA reached a settlement with several victims of sexual abuse who had filed lawsuits against the organization. The lawsuits involved five victims who had been sexually abused by a former YMCA employee in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in the 1970s and 1980s. The victims alleged that the YMCA had been aware of the abuse and failed to take appropriate action to prevent it. The lawsuits also alleged that the YMCA had a history of ignoring or covering up incidents of sexual abuse by staff members.
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