Chief Judge at Virginia Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court, Pamela Brooks, ruled today that a 14 year old boy, while dressed as a girl, was guilty of sexually assaulting a girl in the bathroom at Stone Bridge high school. We previously reported on the assault and what followed here.
After the assault, the Loudoun County Public Schools transferred the boy to Broad Run high school where he sexually assaulted a second girl. LCPS did everything they could to hide both assaults and lied to the public, in an effort to continue promoting their leftist transgender school policies. Loudoun Superintendent Scott Ziegler later somewhat apologized for not keeping students safe in their schools.
From patch.com:
“We are relieved that justice was served,” Bill Stanley of the Stanley Law Firm said in a news release. “This horrible incident has deeply affected the family, and they are grateful for today’s outcome.”
The law firm also noted is still plans to pursue civil legal action against the Loudoun County school system. Attorneys claim administrators and officials within Loudoun County Public Schools failed to protect students by allowing the boy to transfer schools after the initial sexual assault was reported in May.
More on this story here.
Students at several Loudoun high schools walked out today in a protest for safer schools. Story here.
