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Scandalous photos taken inside kindergarten spark outrage
Published: 06 March, 2010, 09:15
Edited: 03 September, 2010, 14:34
TAGS: Children, Scandal, Russia, Law
A scandal is raging in St. Petersburg after photos of naked men taken inside of a kindergarten were discovered.
The outrage began after an individual found a computer flash drive that contained disturbing photos of two men posing naked in different interiors of a St. Petersburg kindergarten, Fontanka.ru news source reported.
Investigators were quick to reassure the public that there were no children present in the photographs, but the flash drive did contain Internet images of naked teenagers.
When worried parents demanded an explanation from the head of the kindergarten, they learned that one of the men in the photographs was a 54-year-old supply manager of the facility. According to the kindergarten chief, the man had been fired from his position some time before the incident.
Following their discovery, the parents went to the police and demanded action. However, local law enforcement and prosecutors declined to open a criminal case.
“Unfortunately, the Criminal Code does not contain an article that can be applied to this particular case,” a police representative was quoted by Fontanka.ru as saying.
“Still, according to a general practice we started a file on him,” the source added.
Local educational authorities said they have already taken all possible measures to prevent the man’s employment in other educational institutions.
“We reported the case so that this individual will never work with children,” Natalia Nikishina, the head of the educational department of the Vyborg school district, told the Channel 5 television channel.
“We have written another letter to prosecutors and asked them to look further into the situation,” she added.
06.03.2010, 07:46
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Ace Boogie I think you did a mixup when writing your post. It seems you were refering to An Angry Mom Of Two post but mixed it up with my post and while I qouted An Angry Mom Of Two post that doesn't mean I support it which I think you would have noticed if you had read my whole post. Now concerning your post with that error aside I think you should be careful using so many assumptions since you can't really know what person have done or not unless you know the person in question in great detail. You bring up a good point concerning the teen pictures which I agree with, Teens age range is between 13-19 years so when "teen pictures" is mentioned it isn't really telling if it's illegal since all of those picture could be as Ace Boogie 18+ which isn't illegal, I also wonder if they can be sure that the persons in the pictures even are teens as it can be kinda hard to know if someone is 18 or 21 based on their body. I don't think that man deserved getting a file started on him when he couldn't be found guilty of a crime and with how part of how the public mass now treats him I think he got a much worse punishment then he deserved if he deserved any.
look "Just Beacause" in all honesty did you ever do ANYTHING proactive to safeguard your daughter from whoever violated her at her school? No probably not But ur soo quick to jump on the defense of the children, true they need to be protected, but at what costs to society? You didn't do a complete fbi backround investigation on every adult that was on the faculty and staff at her school or at least run their names through google did you? DID YOU? No u didnt. Had u maybe u would have found something maybe not. My point is we cant live in a society where it is ok to socially persecute someone who has done ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ILLEGAL!!!! NO LAWS WERE BROKEN!!! This poor man now has the great task of finding a job where no one knows of this and it will probaly not be wasy for him. But U could easily be blamed for your childs awful ordeal, that is if someone were to claim u didnt do some research on that particular schools staff, and the purposed violator had a criminal/sexual deviant behavioral past, hunh? My point is they didnt break the law, (teen pictures from online could easily be 18+ adults who knowingly and consenually agreed to the photos being taken.) I almost went to jail for having semi nude shots of my wife on my pc (had been deleted but pieces of that file remained on the harddrive) when it was being fixed at bestbuy. I had to prove my innocence "just beacuse" someone thought I had done something wrong. Im not mad at that tech that called the police, he was doing the right thing. What u wish would happen is horrible, wanting someone to go to trial/jail on a sex crime for upsetting u in ur beliefs and "the safety" of the children which actually had not been compromised, U lady are SICK AND DEMENTED, may u be subbited to such a harsh sentence when you are accused of a crime u never commited, so u can see how it feels!!!! All in all he ONLY did something that bothered you and the few dimwitted individuals like yourself.
This kinda made me lol