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FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder
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- Subject: FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder
- Date: Sat, 20 Oct 2012 22:22:40 -0400 (EDT)
2012 WLNR 22251705
Loaded Date: 10/20/2012
Houston Chronicle
Copyright 2012 Houston Chronicle
October 19, 2012
UH student accused of sexually assaulting
teen
Robert Stanton
Houston Chronicle
Oct. 19--A University of Houston
student has been accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy
he met in an online chat room.
Guillermo Flores, 19, is charged with aggravated sexual assault
of a child, court records show. He was released from custody after posting
$30,000 bail.
The boy told police that he met Flores through another friend on
Skype, and they chatted online for several months, according to a criminal
complaint filed this week.
"(The victim) stated that the defendant and he built a
rapport with each other and he (victim) would discuss personal issues that were
bothering him with the defendant," the complaint states. The boy said he
thought that Flores "understood him."
On Feb. 10, the boy "snuck out" of his grandparent's
League City home and rode his bike about 23 miles to Flores' dormitory at the
UH Cougar Village Apartment at 4800 Calhoun, according to the complaint.
The boy said he met Flores outside, and they went up to his
apartment to talk.
"(The victim) stated a short time later he wanted to do some
things and told the defendant he wanted to have sex with him," the
complaint states.
Flores complied, police said. He later admitted to having a sexual
relationship with the boy.
The teen told investigators that it was the only encounter he had
with Perez.
UH officials confirmed that Flores is a sophomore at the main
campus.
"The University does have policies that address student
conduct, and when we learned of this situation today, we took steps in
accordance with procedures outlined in the Student Code of Conduct,"
school officials said in an email. "The Family Educational Rights and Privacy
Act (FERPA) prohibits the University from disclosing details about the handling
of allegations of sexual assault involving a student."
- FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder, wmurphylaw, 10/20/2012
- Re: FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder, T.S. Nelson, 10/21/2012
- Re: FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder, S. Daniel Carter, 10/21/2012
- Re: FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder, Brett Sokolow, 10/21/2012
- Re: FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder, S. Daniel Carter, 10/21/2012
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder, Wmurphylaw, 10/21/2012
- Re: FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder, S. Daniel Carter, 10/21/2012
- Re: FERPA does not compel secrecy about sexual violence policies anymore than policies on murder, T.S. Nelson, 10/21/2012
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