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Kim Janey Says It's 'Baffling' Ex-Boston Officer Stayed on Force Despite Abuse Allegation – NECN

Kim Janey Says It's 'Baffling' Ex-Boston Officer Stayed on Force Despite Abuse Allegation – NBC Bay Area

The Boston Globe reported over the weekend that the Boston Police Department in 1995 filed a criminal complaint against Rose for sexual assault on a 12-year-old child. The criminal complaint was eventually dropped, but an internal investigation concluded that Rose likely committed a crime. He was allowed to stay on the force, and was often sent to respond to cases involving children. Boston police have refused to release records pertaining to the 1995 case and it remains unclear what, if any, disciplinary action was taken against Rose at that time. It is baffling that officer Rose was allowed to remain on the force for over two decades and ultimately led the patrolmen’s union, Janey said in a statement Monday. I was deeply disturbed to learn that there was no effort to prevent Rose from coming into contact with other minors after such serious charges were found to be credible by BPD’s own internal affairs probe of the original allegations in 1995.

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Within weeks, five more people came forward to accuse Rose of molesting them as children. The Boston Globe reported over the weekend that the Boston Police Department in 1995 filed a criminal complaint against Rose for sexual assault on a 12-year-old child. The criminal complaint was eventually dropped, but an internal investigation concluded that Rose likely committed a crime. He was allowed to stay on the force, and was often sent to respond to cases involving children. A retired Boston police officer who served as president of the department s union appeared in court on child sex abuse charges Thursday while hiding his face..

Ex-Boston officer, union chief stayed on force despite abuse allegation

Ex-Boston officer stayed on force despite child abuse allegations: Report

A former Boston police officer and union chief, charged with molesting multiple children, first faced child abuse allegations in the mid-1990s, according to a published report. Patrick Rose Sr., 66, a retired officer and the one-time president of the Boston Police Patrolmen s Association, was initially charged last August when a father and his teenage daughter reported that the girl had been repeatedly molested by Rose from age 7 through 12. Within weeks, five more people came forward to accuse Rose of molesting them as children. The Boston Police Department in 1995 filed a criminal complaint against Rose for sexual assault on a 12-year-old child, The Boston Globe reported Sunday.