[dainbramaged]

Why didn't the kid say something when this chomo put hands on him the first time? I went through Cub and Boy Scouts, school sports and never once saw or sensed anything like that - if some coach or grownup had touched me or my brother in that way, holy hell would have been raised.
This creep pulled the kid out of class two dozen times? Hard to believe IMHO.

[Ken H]

Why didn't the kid say something when this chomo put hands on him the first time?

Did you ask the same thing about Jerry Sandusky's victims?

[originalbuckeye]

I wonder if his parents never told him about his ‘private parts’ and that no one should touch him there? I know it’s an uncomfortable conversation, but I told my son, when he was 4-5, that his private parts were not to be touched by anyone but him. And if anyone else tried, to let his dad or me know.

[MrEdd]

Do you have any evidence of any kind that the kids didn’t tell anyone, or is that an assertion which you pulled out of thin air?

Often kids tell and are not believed.

In other cases their lives are threatened and they believe the threat. You make it pretty clear that in your little world an adult police officer with a belt full of weapons wouldn’t seem threatening to a teenager, and probably being put unconscious by a sleeper move or being tazed wouldn’t either.

In the real world though, these are the kind of things that allow sexual predators to continue.

[Ken H]

Apparently he did say something =>

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Years later, while at New Castle Youth Development Center, the witness said he again told a counselor, who contacted state police. A trooper went to the youth's home to take his statement, but nothing came of it, he said.

Neither the state police nor Gateway responded to requests for comment.

Investigators in Lellock's case said state police purged records and troopers did not remember the victim.

http://triblive.com/news/allegheny/4478122-74/lellock-abuse-victim