Utah Women Who Tried to Report Sexual Assaults to Provo Police Faced Delays, Language Barriers — ProPublica

Several women, all Mexican immigrants, went to the Provo police to report OB-GYN David Broadbent for sexual assault. They experienced delays, confusion and denials over their reports due to the department’s lack of Spanish-language services.

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