NOT CHARGED | SEXUAL CONDUCT WITH A MINOR (DMC No. 3562) State v. Mr. G.: Mr. G. had dropped his 3 year old daughter off at day care, and they noticed she had severe diaper rash and a possible yeast infection. Mr. and Mrs. G. had been in regular fights with the daycare center due to them losing their daughter’s clothes, bad pick-up times and extra financial charges. The daycare center called the police and claimed the rash looked like “molestation.” They also called C.P.S. We sat down with the Detective, along with Mr. G., and he explained the situation. We also had our doctor review the results obtained by the State’s medical examination at Child Help. Our independent doctor found no evidence of molestation, only an infection due to diapers not being changed by the daycare center. Lastly, we had Mr. G. take a polygraph, which he passed. C.P.S. deemed the charges “unsubstantiated” and we were able to convince the Detective not to file charges, protecting Mr. G. from spending the rest of his life in prison.
