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BIDEN ANNOUNCES 471-COUNT INDICTMENT OF EARL BRADLEY
On Monday, February 22, Attorney General Beau Biden announced the indictment of Lewes Pediatrician Earl Bradley for the rape and sexual assault of more than 100 child victims between 1998 and 2009.
"I know that todays indictment will reopen painful wounds and open new ones for a Lewes and Sussex County community that has been deeply
traumatized," Attorney General Biden said. "As I have said before, we will prosecute this case to the fullest extent of the law. As a prosecutor, I am bound by certain rules that limit what I can say in the midst of an active investigation. I cannot say certain things that I am feeling, and I am feeling a great deal. I am determined to see that this defendant will never, ever be in a position again to hurt another
child."
The indictment is based on video evidence seized by law enforcement at the defendant’s home and office in December, 2009 and is the result of a year-long investigation.
Read the press
release...
INFORMATION
REGARDING THE INVESTIGATION OF DR. EARL BRADLEY
To obtain your
child's medical records: Call the Delaware Department of Justice Lewes community office at
(302) 645-4010.
When leaving a voicemail, please include the following information: Your name, your
child's name and date of birth, and a timeframe in which your child was a patient of Dr. Bradley.
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PREVENTING
CRIME
Attorney General Biden's Community Prosecution
and Nuisance
Abatement
programs work to reduce and prevent crime by opening the channels
of communication between residents, prosecutors, and police to
identify criminal activity and root it out from communities in
every corner of our State.
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SECURING
SENIORS
Across the nation, senior citizens are all too often the victims
of physical or emotional abuse, financial exploitation, or
neglect. Unscrupulous individuals who perpetrate a variety
of senior abuse and fraud often target the elderly and sadly,
seniors are often victimized by members of their own families who
are responsible for their care.
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PROTECTING
CHILDREN
Attorney General Biden is fighting to keeps kids safe in their
homes, on their neighborhood streets, and on the internet. That's
why one of his first acts upon taking office in 2007 was the
formation of the Delaware Department of Justice Child Predator
Unit, with a staff dedicated full-time to protecting kids from
predators.
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FIGHTING
FORECLOSURE
Foreclosures are on the rise in Delaware. The Attorney
General's Mortgage Fraud Task Force is taking the lead in fighting
foreclosure fraud and directing homeowners to free services that
can help them stay in their homes.
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CALL
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S MORTGAGE HOTLINE
800-220-5424
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VICTIMS'
COMPENSATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
On July 31, 2009 the revamped Delaware Victims' Compensation
Assistance Program (VCAP) became part of the Attorney General's
Office. Formerly called the Violent Crimes Compensation
Board, VCAP offers a streamlined compensation process for innocent
victims of crime and provides local access to victim compensation
services through the Attorney General's offices in Wilmington, Dover,
and Georgetown. In addition, VCAP services complement the
Attorney General's existing Victim/Witness Services Program.
RELATED
LINKS:
- Read
the Department of Justice VCAP press release 
- Visit
the VCAP website
- Learn
more: Attorney General's services for victims and witnesses |
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Last Updated: Sunday, 14-Mar-2010 23:17:36 EDT
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