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No charges in Catlin Gabel sex abuse scandal, Washington County DA concludes
Updated Mar 11, 2021;
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The Washington County District Attorney’s Office will not pursue charges against anyone involved in the sex abuse scandal that rocked Catlin Gabel School, though prosecutors did conclude that some former administrators at the elite private school “failed in their duties” to protect students.
A two-page memo provided Thursday to The Oregonian/OregonLive in response to a public records request spells out the decision, citing the statute of limitations and the deaths of two key alleged perpetrators of abuse.
Senior Deputy District Attorney Andrew Pulver conducted the review of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office investigation into the allegations that former teachers and other staff members sexually abused, groped or had sex with students in the past four decades.
Washington County District Attorney s office could get its own D.A.
Representative Will Tuell, the bills’ sponsor, says Washington County needs its own district attorney because the county has its own unique needs. Author: Bob Evans (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 4:54 PM EST February 16, 2021 Updated: 5:03 PM EST February 16, 2021
MACHIAS, Maine Maine’s Judiciary Committee is holding a public hearing this week on a bill that would separate Hancock and Washington Counties’ District Attorneys’ offices.
Right now, there is one district attorney for both counties. Officials say separating the two is crucial to stability in the office and not a reflection of the current DA’s effectiveness.
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The case of an Oregon sheriff’s deputy accused of attacking a jail inmate gets uglier
Ethics allegations, state investigations launched and a retracted statement are among the many twists in the prosecution and defense of Washington County Deputy Rian Alden.
Updated on Feb 10, 2021;
Published on Feb 10, 2021
A Washington County Jail video shows Deputy Rian Alden smashing Albert Molina against a wall at the Washington County Jail on March 30, 2018. Molina had been arrested on suspicion of riding a bike while intoxicated. (Screengrab of jail video posted on YouTube)
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As a rare criminal assault case proceeds against a Washington County sheriff’s deputy, his defense lawyer and prosecutors have become embroiled in back-and-forth complaints of ethical improprieties.