Misconduct Managed NewsSource™ is a bi-weekly compilation of the top news stories concerning sexual misconduct, abuse, and molestation of at-risk groups in the United States.
Proposed Bill Requires Hairstylists and Cosmetologists to be Trained in Sexual Assault
Texas House Bill 404 would require hairstylists and cosmetologists to take domestic violence and sexual assault awareness training as part of their license renewal since it is very common for their clients to confide in them.
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Uber Driver Found Guilty of Raping and Burglarizing the Homes of Female Passengers
A California Uber driver was found guilty, after less than 3 hours of deliberations, of 13 felonies, including rape, assault with intent to commit rape, oral copulation, and burglary, against 5 different victims.
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Harvey Weinstein Appeals Rape Convictions
Weinstein appeals his 2019 guilty convictions, which landed him a 23-year prison sentence, and asks for a new trial in a 166-page document.
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Popular Dating Apps Will Soon Let You Perform a Background Check on Your Date
Match Group has invested in Garbo, a first-of-its-kind background check platform, to empower people to make more informed decisions and choices about their safety and will soon be integrating with Tinder and OKCupid!
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Uber and Lyft to Begin Sharing Date on Sexual Assault Allegations
Uber and Lyft’s new, “Industry Sharing Safety Program,” will link together the two companies’ reports of sexual assault and deadly physical assault committed by drivers.
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Iowa Houses Passes Bill to Create a Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner Program
House File 603 creates a program within the Attorney General’s office to train, certify, and provide technical assistance to sexual assault forensic examiners and sexual assault nurse examiners.
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Man Arrested for Sexual Assault and Hate Crimes at a Train Station
A San Francisco man was charged with sexual assault and hate crimes after attacking an Asian woman in the pedestrian tunnel of a train station.
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Montana Doctor Accused of Raping Patients
A 58-year-old medical doctor has been charged with felony sexual intercourse without consent, felony sexual assault, and misdemeanor sexual assault that occurred during mental health appointments.
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