First Obama gives the highest civilian awards to scum to the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Gloria Steinem who are notorious anti-White and anti-male activists. Now, Obama is honoring child sodomists.
"Caleb Laieski, 18, has been nationally recognized for his advocacy, after overcoming anti-gay bullying that led him to drop out of high school. He was prominently featured in an anti-bullying documentary, earned a gig acting as a youth and diversity advocate for Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton's office, and even met with President Obama and Vice President Biden to talk about LGBT youth issues."
Laieski has pleaded not guilty. His attorney, Cary Lackey, said Laieski and the other boy were in fact the underage victims of a Phoenix police officer.
Former officer Chris J. Wilson was indicted last year on 10 counts of sexual conduct with a minor stemming from allegations he performed sex acts on a 14-year-old and a 17-year-old and participated in a sexual act with the two together at the older boy’s apartment, according to court documents.
In court filings, Laieski says the charges against him arise from a “consensual relationship he had with a 14-year-old when he himself was 16-years-old, or at most, 17-years-old.”
Lackey called the timing of the recent indictment “curious” given that the accusations of sexual misconduct date back to before Wilson’s arrest in August 2012. He said Laieski has since moved on with his life, taking a job as a police 911 dispatcher in Arlington, Va.
“At the time these instances were alleged to have occurred, my (client) was legally a child,” Lackey said. “These are allegations. He’s presumed innocent.” " Court filings in Laieski’s case provide few details about his alleged sexual conduct with the younger boy, who has also been active in anti-bullying campaigns.
Under state law, a minor who engages in intercourse or oral sex with another minor 14 or younger can be found guilty of a sex crime. Children under age 15 cannot legally consent to sexual activity, even if their partner is also a minor.
Laieski was released without bond and allowed to return to his residence in Virginia, court records state. A court appearance is scheduled for next week. He’s been put on administrative leave at his job as a dispatcher, Lackey said.
He has gained a national spotlight for his LGBT activism that began several years ago when he says administrators at his high school in Surprise failed to intervene when he was bullied by other students for being gay. He said he left school and earned his GED as a result.
In 2011, Laieski met with President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden to discuss issues affecting gay youth. He has appeared in a documentary about bullying.
At the time of Wilson’s arrest, Laieski was working as the youth and diversity liaison in Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton’s Office. City e-mails show Laieski left the position soon afterward but had previously talked about plans to work in the position full time. His temporary position as an “advocate on loan” was sponsored by a non-profit.
No comments:
Post a Comment