• @[email protected]
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    261 year ago

    That’s some bullshit.

    “Davis (the victim of the assault) is struggling with accepting what kind of lenience the plea deal offers Kenoyer. Not only was he able to administratively resign from Cripple Creek PD, effectively allowing him to be hired on with another department in the future, but he also avoided prison time in a case originally charged as a class-3 felony punishable by up to 4-12 years in prison.”

    • SatansMaggotyCumFart
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      41 year ago

      Cops should bare minimum get the maximum sentence, not lenience for any reason.

      They should know the law.

  • Apathy Tree
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    1 year ago

    Rape is the word the headline should have used, not “had sex with”. Rape. It was rape.

    He coerced and manipulated the victim using his position of power.

    Kelly Davis says she first met Kenoyer when she filed a police report outlining that she was being sex trafficked and retaliated against by multiple members of the Teller County community. Kenoyer was then assigned to her case in October, 2021.

    “It was a consensual relationship, but it was a consensual relationship based on gaslighting and lies and manipulations that he used his police training and skills to ultimately satiate his sexual desires,” Kelly Davis tells 13 Investigates.

    He got 58 days and 2 years probation for rape. I guess at least he was held somewhat accountable… even if it’s not nearly enough. This is why victims frequently don’t report.

    • Doug HollandOP
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      01 year ago

      100% right. That’s rape, plea bargained to nothing, and a few weeks in jail.