PICO RIVERA, CA — Authorities are searching for a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a 6-year-old boy in a bathroom at park in Pico Rivera. The boy reported being molested in a bathroom stall just after 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Rio Hondo Park. Sheriff’s officials say the boy was at the park with family members for a soccer match when he went into the bathroom alone.

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Arizona executed a man Thursday for molesting and fatally bludgeoning a 9-year-old girl in a case that spread fear through Flagstaff and the rest of the state. Richard Lynn Bible, 49, received an injection at the state prison in Florence and died at 11:11 a.m. He was convicted of kidnapping, molesting and killing Jennifer Wilson of Yuma while she was on vacation with her family in Flagstaff in June 1988. She had spoken with her mother only moments before she disappeared.

LOS ANGELES– A 32-year-old man is under arrest for allegedly molesting children at a public swimming pool in Los Angeles. Darnell Island, of Compton, is accused of touching female children inappropriately at the Ted Watkins Memorial Park Pool on East 103rd Street. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies were contacted by L.A. County Parks and Recreation lifeguards working at the pool.

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Sexual harassment is unwanted and unwelcomed sexual behavior which interferes with your right to get an education or to participate in school activities. In school, sexual harassment may result from someone’s words, gestures or actions (of a sexual nature) that make you feel uncomfortable, embarrassed, offended, demeaned, frightened, helpless or threatened. If you are the target of sexual harassment, it may be very scary to go to school or hard to concentrate on your school work.

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IN COMMUNITIES OF ALL SIZES and shapes, parents face multiple challenges that may inhibit their ability to effectively raise and support their children. For example, the U.S. adolescent birth rate (43 for every 1,000 females aged 15-19 in 2002, results in teens who are often unprepared to take on the tasks of parenthood. The increasing incidence of parental substance abuse, child abuse and neglect (often related to substance abuse), parental AIDS, incarceration divorce, and desertion have resulted in substantially higher rates of children being raised by grandparents.

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