Donald Trump Accused of Raping 13-Year-Old Girl in Federal Lawsuit: Attack Said To Take Place In Home of Billionaire Registered Sex Offender

Donald Trump (left) is accused of raping a 13-year-old girl at the home of fellow billionaire Jeffery Epstein (who is currently a registered sex offender). Epstein was known for throwing sex parties with under-aged girls for his wealthy friends and has faced numerous lawsuits alleging rape of young girls. Trump now claims he had "no relationship" with Epstein, but once said that he knew Epstein for 15 years: "It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side."

By Emily Shugerman
The plaintiff alleges that, throughout the summer of 1994, she was imprisoned and raped at parties hosted by finance billionaire Jeffery Epstein.

Doe's attorney, Thomas Meagher, told Revelist that Doe left home at age 13 to attempt a modeling career in New York City. While struggling to get started in the industry, one of Epstein's associates—who has now submitted an affidavit in Doe's case against him—spotted her. The associate told Doe that she could be paid to attend parties hosted by Epstein, and that they would help to advance her career. She attended several such parties that summer.

Doe claims she encountered Trump at four of these parties, where he "initiated sexual contact" each time. In the fourth and final encounter, she alleges Trump tied her to the bed, exposed himself, and raped her.

"During the course of this savage sexual attack, Plaintiff loudly pleaded with Defendant Trump to stop but with no effect," the suit alleges. "Defendant Trump responded to Plaintiff's pleas by violently striking Plaintiff in the face with his open hand and screaming that he would do whatever he wanted."

After the encounter, the plaintiff alleges that Trump threatened to kill her family if she told anyone about it. Doe remained silent for 12 years, before this year's campaign made facing her past with Trump "unavoidable."

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Jeffrey Epstein—the man accused of imprisoning Doe—also happens to be a registered sex offender, who has already been accused of keeping women as "sex slaves" for himself and his wealthy friends. Such influential friends include Bill Clinton, Stephen Hawking—and yes, Donald Trump.

Like most high-profile scumbags, Epstein kept a "little black book" of his clients and friends. Though Trump’s attorney claimed he had "no relationship” with Epstein, his notebook, obtained by the FBI, lists 14 contact numbers for the Republican candidate.Epstein even admitted to "socializing" with Trump while on trial in 2010. But he curiously plead the fifth when asked if he had ever socialized with the businessman around minor-aged girls.

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Donald Trump Guilty of Sexual Assault Says Woman Who Once Sued Him for $125 Million

Can Teflon Don Deflect Sexual Assault Allegations That Have Resurfaced Ahead of Super Tuesday?

Photo by Gage Skidmore.

By Rachael Revesz
Allegations of sexual assault against Donald Trump have resurfaced as the Republican prepares to face a series of primaries on March 1, otherwise known as Super Tuesday.

The Guardian reported that a woman, who The Independent has chosen not to name, is sticking by her allegations that the presidential hopeful forced the woman, whose boyfriend had just struck a business deal with him, into a hotel room and touched her intimately without consent.

She also alleges that he “groped” her on several occasions and engaged in “hostile and offensive sexual behavior” towards her between 1992 and 1997.

The woman alleged that the incident had left her “emotionally devastated and distraught.” She dropped the $125 million lawsuit one month after filing it.

The case coincided with another legal dispute against Mr. Trump, lodged by her former boyfriend over an alleged breach of contract relating to their beauty pageant business venture.

Mr. Trump denied the allegations and claimed at the time that the lawsuit alleging sexual assault was intended to make him settle the business dispute, which he reportedly did later that year for a six-figure sum.

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Cops Raping Women While On Duty — This Time 2 Cops in Los Angeles Stand Accused

By Reuters
Two Los Angeles Police Department officers have been charged with repeated sexual assaults on four women while on duty in their squad car and elsewhere, prosecutors and police said on Wednesday.

The veteran officers, James Nichols, 44, and his partner, Luis Valenzuela, 43, were arrested on Wednesday and were slated to be arraigned on Thursday, with prosecutors expected to ask that bail be set at nearly $4 million for each man, according to the district attorney’s office.

An 18-count criminal complaint filed on Tuesday charges both officers with numerous instances of forcible rape, rape by threat to arrest or deportation, sexual battery and forcible oral copulation, among other offenses.

The complaint says the two were armed during the majority of the alleged assaults and that most occurred while they were on duty. Valenzuela was also charged with one count of assault with a firearm for allegedly pointing a gun at one of the victims.

If convicted, the two men each face a maximum sentence of life in prison, the district attorney’s office said. They have been suspended without pay since 2013, according to police.

The four women, who were not identified, had all been arrested at various times by Nichols and Valenzuela during drug busts, the D.A.’s office said in a statement.

They ranged in age from 19 to 34 at the time of the alleged assaults, which according to prosecutors began in December 2008 and continued through March 2011.

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Cop Who Raped A Dozen Black Women While On Duty Sentenced to 263 Years

Daniel Holtzclaw: The serial rapist cop cried when he was found guilty of multiple rapes.

By USAToday
A former Oklahoma City police officer was sentenced Thursday to spend the rest of his life in prison after his conviction for raping and sexually abusing women in a low-income neighborhood while on the beat.

District Judge Timothy Henderson agreed with an earlier court recommendation and sentenced Daniel Holtzclaw to 263 years in prison for the attacks on black women in a low-income neighborhood between 2013 and 2014. Holtclaw, 29, had been charged with 36 counts.

After a six-week trial, a jury on Dec. 10 found Holtzclaw guilty of 18 counts. The youngest victim was 17 at the time of her attack and testified that the incident took place on her mother's front porch, according to The Oklahoman.

The judge denied a request for a new trial made by Scott Adams, Holtzclaw's defense attorney, who maintained that Holtzclaw was denied a fair trial because the prosecution made deliberate violations and misrepresentations in discovery.

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Cop Who Beat Pregnant Woman, But Was Not Fired – Now Accused of Raping Another Pregnant Woman

Kwamesha Sharp: She was talking to a woman near a crime scene when "Officer" Richard Jones got angry that they didn't "shut up." Jones caused the 17-year-old  Sharp to miscarry by kneeing her in the stomach and sending the ambulance away when it arrived.

By Free Thought Project
A police officer accused of past misconduct faces a new federal complaint accusing him of raping a pregnant woman and threatening to arrest her if she resisted.

Identifying herself only as Jane Doe, the woman filed the complaint on Wednesday against Richard Jones and the city of Harvey, a south suburb of Chicago.

Doe, who says she is 20, says Jones began harassing her in June 2015.

The Harvey police officer allegedly added his phone number to her cellphone without her consent, and began calling her repeatedly. Doe says she did not answer his calls or messages.

In August, when Doe was visibly pregnant, Jones saw her at a gas station and made comments to her such as “You know how good you look,” “I’ve wanted you since the first day I saw you when you were wearing that dress,” and, “There are so many things I would like to do to you,” according to the lawsuit.

The next day, Jones pulled Doe over for driving without a license and ordered her to follow him to a nearby train parking lot, she says.

He allegedly waved her into a secluded area behind the parking lot, then forced her to perform oral sex on him.

Jones then ordered Doe to bend over the car, where he raped her, ignoring her protests and the fact that she was pregnant, according to the complaint. She claims he threatened to arrest her if she did not comply with his demands.

Jones remains on the force, despite the fact that this is not the first time he has been accused of misconduct against a pregnant woman, Doe says.

In 2011, Jones allegedly caused 17-year-old Kwamesha Sharp to miscarry by kneeing her in the stomach and sending the ambulance away. A settlement in her case could cost the city up to $1 million, the Chicago Tribune reported last year.

The Tribune detailed Sharp’s case in an investigation of policing in Harvey, Ill., a town it said provides “perhaps the clearest view of the breakdown of oversight” of police in Illinois, in a state already infamous for its lack of police oversight.

“This is Illinois, where the state-imposed ethical standards for a cosmetologist are far higher than those for a cop,” the Tribune’s report begins.

Sharp’s allegations did not trigger any state review of the officer’s actions that day, according to the Tribune.

Instead, a special police committee reportedly gave Jones one of 71 statewide bravery awards.

Recent evidence of the lack of police oversight in Chicago, and the uproar over the video of Laquan McDonald’s shooting, has trigger major personnel changes in the city’s police department and the Independent Police Review Board. The board allegedly fired one of its investigators last year for finding a police shooting unjustified.

But Harvey Mayor Eric Kellogg, himself a part-time police officer in a neighboring town, has opposed an outside review of the department.

The U.S. Justice Department investigated the city in 2008 after dozens of rape kits were found unprocessed – and some of the men connected to those kits had raped again.

It concluded in 2012 that the city’s “system for reporting, reviewing and investigating use of force is grossly deficient and creates a high risk of excessive force.”

The Justice Department recommended that Harvey implement clear policies on the use of force, and expand its investigations of allegations against police officers. However, it is unclear if Harvey has adopted any of the suggestions.

The City of Harvey did not immediately respond to a request for comment made Thursday at noon.

Doe is represented by Ronak Maisuria with Erickson & Oppenheimer, the same firm that represents Sharp. She seeks compensatory and punitive damages.

This story was originally published by Courthouse News.

The Secret, Hypocritical Gay World of ISIS: Jihadi 'Tough Guys' Hide Homosexuality

A man believed to be Abu Zaid al-Jazrawi. (Handout)

By Tim Teeman
ISIS murdered a 15-year-old accused of being gay but spared the life of his ‘rapist,’ a senior jihadi commander. What lies behind the brutal double standard?

The murder of a 15-year-old teenager, thrown to his death by ISIS for being gay, not only reveals—yet again—the terror group’s murderous homophobia, but also the hypocrisy that exists alongside it.

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A senior commander of the so-called Islamic State, named in reports as Abu Zaid al-Jazrawi, was having some kind of relationship with this as-yet-nameless 15-year-old, but the more senior man was not killed.

Instead, al-Jazrawi was reportedly flogged, and forced to leave Syria and join the fighting fronts in northwestern Iraq.

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The boy, killed in Deir ez-Zor, Syria’s seventh-largest city, is not the first to be murdered in such a manner: the images of men, accused and suspected of being gay, being thrown to their deaths from tall buildings has become brutally familiar.

On Tuesday, the U.K.-based Syrian Observatory For Human Rights, told The Independent that at least 25 people have been killed by ISIS for being gay: six stoned, three shot in the head, and 16 thrown from high-rise buildings.

Of the 15-year-old’s killing, “The horrific execution took place in front of a large crowd,” a local media activist and an eyewitness told Syrian news agency ARA News.

“The boy was accused of being engaged in a homosexual relation with the prominent ISIS officer Abu Zaid al-Jazrawi,” media activist Sarai al-Din told the agency.

The Sharia Court in Deir ez-Zor reportedly said that Abu Zaid should, like the boy, die for being gay, but ISIS commanders demanded he be sent to fight in Iraq instead.

Subhi Nahas, a gay Syrian who escaped the country fearing for his life, and who in a history-making speech addressed the United Nations last year about LGBT persecution in Syria, told The Daily Beast that there were possible cultural reasons behind the murder of one young man and the reprieve of his older sexual partner, described as the teen’s “rapist” in some reports.

“A tradition in which adult males engaged in sexual pleasure with pre-pubescent boys--ghelman--including hermaphroditic boys, has existed before the creation of Islam," Nahas said. "Because these encounters didn't result in pregnancies, they became more commonplace after Islam had taken root."

The descriptions of the 15-year-old’s relationship with the commander are contradictory: It has been variously described as a “sexual relation” and “rape.” How consensual or coercive the relationship was is unclear, as is the nature of the relationship between the older and younger man.
“Culturally, post the formation of Islam, people related homosexuality to pedophilia,” said Nahas, now an activist with the Organization For Refuge, Asylum & Migration (ORAM). “No distinction is drawn between the two. If somebody raped a boy they called him a homosexual, not a pedophile. Maybe this commander had a kind of waiver given to him by his peers. They think, ‘He does great things for people. We cannot kill him, but we need a scapegoat, the boy.’

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Instead of Helping a Female Officer Who Was Raped, The Dept Covered for the Cop Who Raped Her

Sergeant John Gately (far left) when into "cover up mode" for Sgt. Gordon Ennis (middle) as soon as he discovered
that Ennis was the target of a criminal investigation for rape. Gately contacted Ennis to warn him of the contents of
a search warrant that was being prepared. Gately has been charged with obstruction as was the officer (Doug Strosahl)
who hosted the party where the alleged rape took place. All three are on paid administrative leave - In other words, all
three were awarded with paid vacations. Incidentally, Sergeant John Gately is Spokane Police Guild president. A union notorious for “defending the troublemakers, lawbreakers, and liars among its ranks.”

By William N. Grigg
A young woman was allegedly raped at a party hosted by Spokane resident Doug Strosahl last October. When Spokane Police Sergeant John Gately learned the identity of the alleged rapist, he behaved in harmony with what he perceived to be his highest ethical duty: He contacted the suspect, fellow Spokane Sgt. Gordon Ennis, to warn him that he was the focus of a criminal investigation, and advise him of the contents of a search warrant that was being prepared.

Sgt. Gately, the head of the Spokane Police Guild, was charged last Friday with felony first-degree obstruction and rendering criminal assistance to a suspect, reports the Spokane Spokesman-Review.

“Our major concern is once we started investigating this was that somebody apparently tipped the suspect off as far as the search warrant and the components of the search warrant,” Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich told KXLY News on November 13. “That’s unacceptable.” At the time, Gately’s conduct resulted only in a paid suspension. Criminal charges were filed following a search of the police union official’s phone.

For people not protected by Blue Privilege, felony charges usually result in an arrest, and when this occurs on a Friday the suspect will spend the weekend behind bars. However, “There was no indication in documents available late Friday [as to] when Gately is expected to be booked into the Spokane County jail,” continues the Spokesman-Review report. “His arraignment is scheduled for December 21.”

Ennis was one of several police officers who had gathered at Strosahl’s home for a party. During that get-together, Ennis allegedly assaulted a fellow officer. A woman who attended described passing out after having several drinks. Upon waking up early the following morning in a guest bedroom, she found Ennis sitting next to her, with his hand down her pants. Ennis has been charged with second-degree rape and will be arraigned on December 7.

Ennis remained on paid leave until December 4, the day that charges were filed against Gately.


On October 25, a friend of the victim – who reportedly is also a police officer — called Assistant Chief Selby Smith, who in turn contacted Gately to inform him about the allegation, as well as the identities of both the victim and the suspect. The Assistant Chief reportedly asked Gately to “care for the victim.” The police union official, who belongs to the department’s Personnel Assistance Team, acted on different priorities, placing a brief phone call to the suspect to warn him about the investigation.

“We could have helped the victim,” complains Sheriff Knezovich, pointing out that it wasn’t necessary for the SPD’s Personnel Assistance Team to get involved. “They didn’t have to do anything. It’s just not a good idea to tell anyone about a criminal investigation, especially early on in the process.”

Since this is a case in which both the alleged victim and accused perpetrators are police officers, it would be expected that the Personnel Assistance Team would focus on the needs of the former, rather than on protecting the latter. Gately heads a union notorious for “defending the troublemakers, lawbreakers, and liars among its ranks,” observes the Inlander, an independent Spokane-area journal. The guilt “has come to symbolize the department’s problems, stirring accusations of cronyism, dysfunction and entrenchment. Some critics have even likened the union to the mafia.”

Gately’s reaction to the reported rape of a female colleague would make perfect sense as an application of the blue mafia’s version of omerta – a code of silence under which a sexually exploited woman would be expected to remain silent for the sake of the tribe.

Reprinted with permission from  Free Thought Project

Trial for Sexual Battery of a Woman By a Cop On Duty — He Concedes He Behaved Unprofessionally

He was at the woman's home to "search for drugs" we are told.

Gerald Nuckolls is now a former Tulsa County Sheriff’s
Deputy

By Samantha Vicent
Former Tulsa County Sheriff’s Deputy Gerald Nuckolls denied in court testimony Thursday that he committed sex crimes against women he encountered while on duty, but he conceded that he violated Sheriff’s Office policies and behaved unprofessionally during those interactions.

Nuckolls, 27, took the stand in his own defense after a jury watched a video of him being interrogated by then-Detective Marshall Eldridge, a Sheriff’s Office employee who now works in the Internal Affairs Division, about allegations that he groped a woman at her home in the 5600 block of North Utica Place.

Nuckolls faces two charges each of sexual battery and indecent exposure connected to incidents involving that 34-year-old woman on Sept. 16, 2014, and a 41-year-old woman on March 9, 2014, at 171st Street and Yale Avenue.

The Tulsa World does not identify reported victims of sexual assault.

In the video, Nuckolls denies the claims made by the 34-year-old woman for more than an hour, then says he touched her breast. That acknowledgement came after he reported having “a problem” with “attractive girls flirting with him.”

The woman testified Wednesday that he pinched her breast, and she made a motion mimicking Nuckolls snapping the elastic top of her sleeveless dress after he commented about whether she was wearing a bra.

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Sex Abuse Charges Causes Hundreds of Cops To Lose Their Licenses — And It's Just the 'Tip of the Iceberg': Report

"It's so underreported and people are scared that if they call and complain about a police officer, they think every other police officer is going to be then out to get them."
—Chief Bernadette DiPino of the Sarasota Police Department in Florida

Adapted from a Photo by Alexandre Dulaunoy.

By Matt Sedensky and Nomaan Merchant
Flashing lights pierced the black of night, and the big white letters made clear it was the police. The woman pulled over was a daycare worker in her 50s headed home after playing dominoes with friends. She felt she had nothing to hide, so when the Oklahoma City officer accused her of erratic driving, she did as directed.

She would later tell a judge she was splayed outside the patrol car for a pat-down, made to lift her shirt to prove she wasn't hiding anything, then to pull down her pants when the officer still wasn't convinced. He shined his flashlight between her legs, she said, then ordered her to sit in the squad car and face him as he towered above. His gun in sight, she said she pleaded "No, sir" as he unzipped his fly and exposed himself with a hurried directive.

"Come on," the woman, identified in police reports as J.L., said she was told before she began giving him oral sex. "I don't have all night."

The accusations are undoubtedly jolting, and yet they reflect a betrayal of the badge that has been repeated time and again across the country.

In a yearlong investigation of sexual misconduct by U.S. law enforcement, The Associated Press uncovered about 1,000 officers who lost their badges in a six-year period for rape, sodomy and other sexual assault; sex crimes that included possession of child pornography; or sexual misconduct such as propositioning citizens or having consensual but prohibited on-duty intercourse.

The number is unquestionably an undercount because it represents only those officers whose licenses to work in law enforcement were revoked, and not all states take such action. California and New York — with several of the nation's largest law enforcement agencies — offered no records because they have no statewide system to decertify officers for misconduct. And even among states that provided records, some reported no officers removed for sexual misdeeds even though cases were identified via news stories or court records.

"It's happening probably in every law enforcement agency across the country," said Chief Bernadette DiPino of the Sarasota Police Department in Florida, who helped study the problem for the International Association of Chiefs of Police. "It's so underreported and people are scared that if they call and complain about a police officer, they think every other police officer is going to be then out to get them."

Even as cases around the country have sparked a national conversation about excessive force by police, sexual misconduct by officers has largely escaped widespread notice due to a patchwork of laws, piecemeal reporting and victims frequently reluctant to come forward because of their vulnerabilities — they often are young, poor, struggling with addiction or plagued by their own checkered pasts.

In interviews, lawyers and even police chiefs told the AP that some departments also stay quiet about improprieties to limit liability, allowing bad officers to quietly resign, keep their certification and sometimes jump to other jobs.

The officers involved in such wrongdoing represent a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands whose jobs are to serve and protect. But their actions have an outsized impact — miring departments in litigation that leads to costly settlements, crippling relationships with an already wary public and scarring victims with a special brand of fear.

"My God," J.L. said she thought as she eyed the officer's holstered gun, "he's going to kill me."

The AP does not name alleged victims of sexual assault without their consent, and J.L. declined to be interviewed. She was let go after the traffic stop without any charges. She reported her accusations immediately, but it was months before the investigation was done and the breadth of the allegations known.

She is one of 13 women who say they were victimized by the officer, a former college football standout named Daniel Holtzclaw. The fired cop, 28, has pleaded not guilty to a host of charges, and his family posted online that "the truth of his innocence will be shown in court." Each of his accusers is expected to testify in the trial that begins Monday, including one who was 17 when she said the officer pulled down her pink cotton shorts and raped her on her mother's front porch.

But on a June night last year, it was J.L.'s story that unleashed a larger search for clues.

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American Apparel Goes Bankrupt: Had Become Known for Bigotry, Abuse and Slamming 'Instagram Hos'

Photo by Emily Burnett.

By Lindsey Sirera
It's more bad news for American Apparel.

The brand well known for their bodysuits and leggings filed for bankruptcy early Monday morning, filing a for a protective Chapter 11 petition in Delaware. The controversial clothing company has endured a lengthy battle with sales in addition to a slew of nightmarish PR scandals, and has suffered a drastic 17 percent drop in second quarter sales since just last year. And reportedly, the Los Angeles-based retailer is now roughly $300 million in the hole.
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Oh, and then there's the many lawsuits pending against the company (many involving ousted CEO Dov Charney) which will also be put on the hold until the company's financial mess is sorted.

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Really, the bankruptcy news can't come as a shock to anyone who's been keeping up with the once champion retailer's decline into ignominy. American Apparel hasn't turned a profit since 2009, and has repeatedly made headlines for all the wrong reasons, including model casting emails referencing "Instagram hoes", offensive mini skirt ads and hair-raising allegations against Charney for shocking instances of sexual harassment.

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Top Universities in US Have A Huge Sex Abuse Problem - 30% of Women At Some Universities Report Sex Abuse (Report)

Twenty-Seven schools were surveyed by the American Association of Universities, and over a dozen declined to participate. According to the survey, 25 percent of female undergrads experienced "non-consensual sexual contact through force or in situations when they were incapacitated and unable to consent" at Brown University, and 35 percent of all students said sexual assault and misconduct is very or extremely problematic at the school. At Dartmouth College, those numbers were 28 and 30 percent. At the University of Michigan those numbers were 30 and 29 percent. At Harvard University, those numbers were 26 and 13 percent.  

Cop In Las Vegas Charged For Pulling Down A Woman's Pants, Photographing Her and Exposing Himself — While On Duty

Officer Solomon Coleman: Allegedly told victim he would be
back later that evening.

By Mike Heuer
A "lewd and disgusting" Las Vegas police officer pulled down a woman's pants and photographed her and then exposed himself, she claims in court.

     Sasha Boseke sued Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and its Officer Solomon Coleman in Federal Court.

     Coleman was charged with six gross misdemeanors and is scheduled for trial on June 29 .

     Boseke says she called police on June 1, 2013, after a "domestic incident" with her boyfriend, who was arrested and jailed.

     Coleman responded to her 911 call with other officers, and remained at her home after the others left, Boseke says in her May 27 lawsuit.

     A female officer already had taken photos of the injuries her boyfriend inflicted, Boseke says. When the other officers left, she claims, Coleman followed her to her bedroom and told her to pull down her shorts so he could see the bruises.

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     When Boseke "refused to pull down her shorts or expose her body," Coleman "forcefully pulled down plaintiff's shorts and undergarments, and, further, told plaintiff to lean over her bed, which exposed her nude body" to him, she says.

     While she bent over her bed, nude from the waist down, "Coleman took photographs of her nude body with a cell phone camera," without her consent, according to the complaint.

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     Coleman then "exposed his penis to plaintiff and made lewd and vile remarks" to her, she says.

     "At no time did plaintiff consent in any manner to the lewd and disgusting conduct of defendant Coleman, nor did plaintiff engage in any consensual sexual activity with defendant Coleman," Boseke says in the complaint.

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     But Coleman told her, "he had to leave but that he would return that evening," according to the complaint.

     When he did return, Boseke says, she refused to let him in, called the police and reported him.

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RAPIST: He's Accused of Raping Multiple Women Over Many Years — No, Not Bill Cosby, Bill Clinton (Video)

So why is Bill Clinton treated so differently from Bill Cosby? And why are all the "defenders of women" so silent on Bill Clinton? Simple — Political power.  One has it, the other doesn't.

"Slick Willie" — He's even slicker than you think. . . And so are his defenders.

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Bill Clinton and Bill Cosby: Birds of a feather?

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SHOW NOTES:

Bill Clinton: A Long History of Alleged Rape and Sexual Assault

Bill Clinton’s long history of sexual violence against women dates back some 30 years

FLASHBACK – Alleged rape by Bill Clinton

Clinton Settles Paula Jones Lawsuit for $850,000

Kathleen Willey suspects Clintons murdered husband

The Clinton Chronicles

Rand Paul is very concerned about Bill Clinton

Episode 246 – Meet The Clintons

How to Stop Hillary 2016

Reprinted with permission from The Corbett Report.

Woman Raped On Hood of Patrol Car by 'Officer of the Month' — And Many Other Cases of Sex Abuse at the Hands of Police

Officer Stephen Maiorino.

By BlackListedNews
A Boynton Beach (FL) police officer offered a stranded 20-year-old girl a ride home and instead brought her to an empty field and brutally raped her.

Officer Stephen Maiorino, 35, was charged with armed sexual battery, armed kidnapping and unlawful compensation or reward for official behavior last week after police discovered his disgusting actions on the night of October 15.

The victim, a 20-year-old woman, was left stranded downtown after a friend she was riding with was arrested on DUI charges. According to the police report Maiorino offered the young woman a ride to the station so she could wait for someone to pick her up.

At this point a waking nightmare began for the young woman in Maiorino’s car. Maiorino did drive her to the police station, but when she tried to get out of the car, he grabbed her and told her that if she didn’t perform oral sex on him, he would arrest her, according to the police report.

Obviously fearful of this psycho cop, she agreed and the officer drove off 20 blocks north of the department, which is located near the intersection of Seacrest and Boynton Beach boulevards, to an abandoned field.

Maiorino then held the young woman at gunpoint and forced her to strip naked. He then forced her to the hood of his car and raped her. She said she was face down, held in place on the hood with his right hand. During the assault, she told police, she looked back at her attacker and saw the gun in his left hand.

Investigators found the condom Maiorino used to rape the woman in the field the next day.

According to the report, when this disgusting excuse for a human was finished raping the woman, he told her that if she told anyone, he would kill her and her family.

Palm Beach Post reports that over the radio in his car, officers asked where he and the woman were: They said the woman’s family was at the station waiting to take the 20 year old home. According to radio logs from that day, almost an hour had passed since he made the initial contact with dispatch that he was on his way to drop the woman off to wait for her family.

The eight-year veteran is on administrative leave without pay until he can be fired from the department, Boynton Beach Police Chief Jeffrey Katz said during a news conference at police
headquarters.

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Cop Shares Nude Photos He Stole From Female Suspects With Other Officers: Weirdo cop confessed he and other cops have been playing this "game" for years.

Sean Harrington. (Screen capture from video)

By Tom Boggioni
A California Highway Patrol officer accused of stealing nude photos from the cell phones of DUI suspects has told investigators he and other officers have been doing it for several years.

According to documents acquired by the Contra-Costa Times, CHP Officer Sean Harrington, who was accused of stealing photos earlier this week, confessed to stealing explicit photos from the cellphone of a second Contra Costa County DUI suspect in August and sharing them with fellow officers, describing it as a “game.”

Harrington told investigators he has been stolen photos “half dozen times in the last several years,” forwarding them with leering text messages to fellow officer Officer Robert Hazelwood.
The investigation into Harrington began following an Aug. 29 arrest of the San Ramon woman who discovered photos had been stolen from her phone five days after her release, when she noticed on her iPad that the photos had been sent to an unknown number.

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Alabama Cop Charged With Adult Rape Two Weeks After Child Sex Abuse Arrest — Was Out On Bond

Joshua Herbinger.

By Carol Robinson
A Birmingham police officer arrested earlier this month on child sex abuse charges is now charged with rape of an adult woman.

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Away With Rape

Joshua Herbinger, 29, was arrested in Alabaster Monday, said Alabaster Police Chief Curtis Rigney. It is the second arrest for Herbinger in Alabaster, and Rigney said more charges could follow.

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In the earlier case, Herbinger was arrested Oct. 9 after a young female victim reported the abuse to the School Resource Officer at her school. The chief said the victim is not related to Herbinger. The abuse, police said, is reported to have happened over the past two to three years.

RELATED STORY: Meriden Cop Gets $5,000 to Resign, Alleged Rape Victim Insulted

Herbinger was charged with four counts of sexual abuse of a child less than 12 years old. He was released from jail on $80,000 in that case. He is set to have a hearing on the child sex abuse charges Nov. 5.

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White Cop Arrested for Raping Black Women During Traffic Stops — At Least Eight Victims Come Forward

Police officer Daniel Holtzclaw is accused of sexually abusing women while on duty.
(Photo by Oklahoma County Sheriff's Department)

By Ken Miller

"Family and friends rallied and posted his bond this (Friday) morning," said the attorney for the accused
rapist.

An Oklahoma City police officer charged with sexually assaulting at least eight women was released on $500,000 bond Friday two days after his bond was reduced from $5 million, even though a prosecutor said he was a danger to the community.

Daniel Ken Holtzclaw, 27, was released...on several conditions, according to Oklahoma County jailers and his attorney. He is under house arrest and can go only to court and his attorney's office. He must turn in his police gear, guns and badge and is prohibited from contacting any alleged victims.

He successfully petitioned on Wednesday to have his bond reduced.

Holtzclaw was arrested Aug. 21 and later charged with 16 felony counts that include first-degree rape, sexual battery, indecent exposure, stalking, forcible oral sodomy and burglary. He could face up to life in prison if convicted on the first-degree rape charge alone.

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Oklahoma State Trooper Charged With Kidnapping and Rape: He Was Still on Paid Leave Two Months After Accusations Were Made

Accused Rapist: Oklahoma Highway Patrol officer Eric Roberts.

By AP
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol arrested a state trooper...on complaints of kidnapping, rape and other crimes after three women alleged the officer sexually assaulted them while he was on duty.

Trooper Eric Roberts, 42, was arrested at his home in Sapulpa and taken to the Creek County jail. He was released Monday afternoon after posting $66,000 bail.

An internal investigation into Roberts began after a woman called the patrol on July 23 and reported that Roberts raped her after pulling over her vehicle, said Col. Rick Adams, chief of the Highway Patrol.

“This is obviously not a pleasant discussion for us to have, but we think it’s very important ... that the public has confidence in us knowing that we police our own,” Adams said. “This particular matter sickens us as an agency.”

Roberts has been suspended since July 24, when he was forced to turn over his gun and badge, and the patrol has started proceedings to fire him, Adams said.

Roberts’ attorney, Gary James, said his client is innocent.

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Yet Another Oklahoma Law Officer Arrested for Sexual Assault

Tulsa County Deputy Gerald Nuckolls. (Tulsa County Jail)

By. Justin Juozapavicious
An Oklahoma sheriff's deputy resigned...after two women said he sexually assaulted them at a Tulsa County home while he was on duty, a case that comes on the heels of a state trooper and an Oklahoma City police officer being arrested on sexual assault complaints.

Tulsa County Deputy Gerald Nuckolls, 26, was arrested late Tuesday on complaints of sexual assault and battery and indecent exposure. He remained jailed on $125,000 bond Wednesday. It's not clear from jail records whether Nuckolls has an attorney.

Undersheriff Tim Albin said Nuckolls resigned after being placed on unpaid leave. Nuckolls hasn't been formally charged, and authorities believe there could be at least five more women who have yet to come forward.

"It's been a real punch in the gut for us," Albin said at a news conference. "There's a real sense of betrayal for us on this."

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The Best Way To Avoid Getting Raped By Cops?: Don't Commit Crime — Says Highway Patrol Official

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Capt. George Brown. ((KJRH)

By David Edwards
An Oklahoma Highway Patrol official reportedly told women that the best way not to get raped by an officer was to “follow the law.”

In recent months, an Oklahoma Highway Patrol officer and an Oklahoma City Police officer have been accused of repeatedly raping women, often during traffic stops.

After a Tulsa County sheriff’s deputy was arrested last week for sexually assaulting a woman while responding to a 911 call, Tulsa NBC News affiliate KJRH decided to ask the Oklahoma Highway Patrol how to stay safe during a traffic stop.

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The KJRH anchor said that [Oklahoma Highway Patrol Capt. George] Brown concluded with this advice: “The captain says anything that happens inside a troopers car is videotaped, and he says that supervisors do review those tapes.”

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Highway Patrol Officer Shares Nude Photos He Stole From Female Suspects With Other Officers — Had Been Doing It 'For Years' (Video)

The weirdo cop confessed he and other cops have been playing this "game" for years.

Sean Harrington. (Screen capture from video)

By Tom Boggioni
A California Highway Patrol officer accused of stealing nude photos from the cell phones of DUI suspects has told investigators he and other officers have been doing it for several years.

According to documents acquired by the Contra-Costa Times, CHP Officer Sean Harrington, who was accused of stealing photos earlier this week, confessed to stealing explicit photos from the cellphone of a second Contra Costa County DUI suspect in August and sharing them with fellow officers, describing it as a “game.”

Harrington told investigators he has been stolen photos “half dozen times in the last several years,” forwarding them with leering text messages to fellow officer Officer Robert Hazelwood.
The investigation into Harrington began following an Aug. 29 arrest of the San Ramon woman who discovered photos had been stolen from her phone five days after her release, when she noticed on her iPad that the photos had been sent to an unknown number.

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Cop Arrested for Raping 8 Black Woman Has Bond Lowered So He Can Go Home

"Family and friends rallied and posted his bond this (Friday) morning," said the attorney for the accused
rapist.

Police officer Daniel Holtzclaw is accused of sexually abusing women while on duty.
(Photo by Oklahoma County Sheriff's Department)

By Ken Miller
An Oklahoma City police officer charged with sexually assaulting at least eight women was released on $500,000 bond Friday two days after his bond was reduced from $5 million, even though a prosecutor said he was a danger to the community.

Daniel Ken Holtzclaw, 27, was released Friday on several conditions, according to Oklahoma County jailers and his attorney. He is under house arrest and can go only to court and his attorney's office. He must turn in his police gear, guns and badge and is prohibited from contacting any alleged victims.

He successfully petitioned on Wednesday to have his bond reduced.

Holtzclaw was arrested Aug. 21 and later charged with 16 felony counts that include first-degree rape, sexual battery, indecent exposure, stalking, forcible oral sodomy and burglary. He could face up to life in prison if convicted on the first-degree rape charge alone.

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White Cop Arrested for Raping 8 Black Women Freed On Bond: Prosecutors Say He's A Threat — But His Bond Was Reduced So He Can Relax At Home

"Family and friends rallied and posted his bond this (Friday) morning," said the attorney for the accused
rapist.

Police officer Daniel Holtzclaw is accused of sexually abusing women while on duty.
(Photo by Oklahoma County Sheriff's Department)

By Ken Miller
An Oklahoma City police officer charged with sexually assaulting at least eight women was released on $500,000 bond Friday two days after his bond was reduced from $5 million, even though a prosecutor said he was a danger to the community.

Daniel Ken Holtzclaw, 27, was released Friday on several conditions, according to Oklahoma County jailers and his attorney. He is under house arrest and can go only to court and his attorney's office. He must turn in his police gear, guns and badge and is prohibited from contacting any alleged victims.

He successfully petitioned on Wednesday to have his bond reduced.

Holtzclaw was arrested Aug. 21 and later charged with 16 felony counts that include first-degree rape, sexual battery, indecent exposure, stalking, forcible oral sodomy and burglary. He could face up to life in prison if convicted on the first-degree rape charge alone.

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