Nearly 70 Sue Over Alleged Sexual Abuse in Pennsylvania Juvenile Facilities
New lawsuits claim systemic abuse across state-run and private institutions, highlighting ongoing failures in protecting vulnerable children.
- Plaintiffs allege abuse at 10 facilities, including three state-operated centers.
- Accusations include rape, molestation, and threats against reporting abuse.
- Lawyers argue facilities prioritized profit over child safety.
- Previous lawsuits have already named eight of the facilities in similar claims.
- Advocates call for accountability and systemic reform in juvenile justice.