Police checks urged for workers with children in Frederick
Frederick County sees a jump in child sexual abuse cases from eight to thirty two in July through September, sparking calls by Sheriff’s officials and social services leaders for mandatory police checks for anyone in close contact with children. Local youth groups and service agencies discuss screening practices, home visits, references, and monthly follow ups as part of volunteer and staff eligibility policies.
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Agencies push police checks for volunteers amid abuse rise
Cpl. David Dinges notes agencies must follow a set process to obtain police checks for volunteers, with approval by the Criminal Records Central Repository director. Non governmental groups must submit on letterhead detailing mission, to Lamont Edwards in Towson, then proceed through state channels after approval and waiver of the Privacy Act, noting high child molestation concerns.
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