Loudoun County School District Breaks
Silence on Transgender Sexual Assault Case
Posted By: Dreadnought, 10/13/2021 4:07:41 PM
Loudoun County Public Schools responded Wednesday to a bombshell report that it covered up a sexual assault perpetrated by a “gender fluid” male student in the girls’ bathroom. The victim’s father, Scott Smith, was arrested during a school board meeting in June before he could describe what had happened to his daughter. In a statement released Wednesday, the district claimed that the school board was ignorant of the details at the time of the meeting and only learned of the alleged rape through the Daily Wire’s recent report. Moreover, the district wrote that it was obliged to defer the initial criminal investigation to local law enforcement,
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on Paid Leave Since Mid-August amid Supply Crisis 18 replies
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Loudoun County Public Schools responded Wednesday to a bombshell report that it covered up a sexual assault perpetrated by a “gender fluid” male student in the girls’ bathroom.
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Illegal gun modification devices proliferate,
resulting in more deadly rounds in Minneapolis 26 replies
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