State v. Mr. M (DMC No. 17596) – (3 Counts) Sexual Conduct with a Minor (11-year-old Minor/41-year-old Adult) Dangerous Crimes Against Children – Not Charged/”Turned Down” by the Maricopa County
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State v. Mr. M (DMC No. 17596) – (3 Counts) Sexual Conduct with a Minor (11-year-old Minor/41-year-old Adult) Dangerous Crimes Against Children – Not Charged/”Turned Down” by the Maricopa County
State v. Mr. M (DMC No. 17597) – Felony Sexual Conduct with a Minor (12-year-old Minor/54-year-old Adult) Dangerous Crimes Against Children – Not Charged/”Cleared Exceptionally” – Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office
State v. Mr. B (DMC No. 17598) – (3 Counts – Involving 2 Cases) Felony Child Molestation (10-year-old Minor/34-year-old Adult) Dangerous Crimes Against Children – Not Charged/”Case Closed” – Pinal
State v. Mr. O (DMC No. 17835) – Felony Child Molestation (6-year-old Minor/19-year-old Adult) Dangerous Crimes Against Children, and Felony Sexual Conduct with a Minor (DCAC) – Not Charged –
State v. Mr. G (DMC No. 17837) – Felony Luring a Minor for Sexual Exploitation (11-year-old Minor/40-year-old Adult), Felony Child Molestation (Dangerous Crimes Against Children), and Felony Public Sexual Indecency
State v. Mr. S (DMC No. 17831) – Felony Sexual Assault (14-year-old Minor/18-year-old Adult) Dangerous Crimes Against Children, and Felony Sexual Conduct with a Minor (DCAC) – Not Charged –
State v. Mr. G (DMC No. 17147) – Felony Child Molestation (11-year-old Minor/48-year-old Adult) Dangerous Crimes Against Children – Not Charged (Due to Admitted False Allegation) – Florence Police Department
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