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🚨 “Lenient” sentence: Former mayor sentenced to just 90 days in jail after raping her son’s 16-year-old friend at a party. Misty Roberts, the former mayor of DeRidder, Louisiana, was sentenced to 90 days in jail after being convicted of carnal knowledge of a juvenile and indecent behavior with a juvenile. The crimes happened at a July 2024 party at her home where Roberts provided alcohol to teens, including her own son and his friends. She had raped one of the 16-year-old boys upstairs in the game room. Witnesses, including her son and nephew, saw them through the blinds. The victim was drunk and later realized what had happened. Roberts told the kids to lie or be quiet about it. A DoorDash delivery of Plan B was made to her address days later. Her ex-husband testified she admitted raping the boy and getting caught. Judge Kent Savoie gave her five years on each charge to run concurrently but suspended the prison time. Instead she got 90 days in jail, a $5,000 fine, and five years of probation. The judge said he did not believe Roberts took full responsibility — she minimized her actions and to some extent blamed the victim. Prosecutors had asked for the maximum sentence and called the outcome lenient. The victim’s family described her as a predator and said the teen has suffered panic attacks, missed school, and faced ridicule. Another elected official who preyed on a teenager gets a slap on the wrist. When will adults in positions of power who rape minors face real prison time instead of 90 days in jail?

Two Black Pre-Teens Charged as Adults in Horrific 30-Minute R*pɛ of a 12-Year-Old White Girl 💔

🚨 “Lenient” sentence: Former mayor sentenced to just 90 days in jail after raping her son’s 16-year-old friend at a party. Misty Roberts, the former mayor of DeRidder, Louisiana, was sentenced to 90 days in jail after being convicted of carnal knowledge of a juvenile and indecent behavior with a juvenile. The crimes happened at a July 2024 party at her home where Roberts provided alcohol to teens, including her own son and his friends. She had raped one of the 16-year-old boys upstairs in the game room. Witnesses, including her son and nephew, saw them through the blinds. The victim was drunk and later realized what had happened. Roberts told the kids to lie or be quiet about it. A DoorDash delivery of Plan B was made to her address days later. Her ex-husband testified she admitted raping the boy and getting caught. Judge Kent Savoie gave her five years on each charge to run concurrently but suspended the prison time. Instead she got 90 days in jail, a $5,000 fine, and five years of probation. The judge said he did not believe Roberts took full responsibility — she minimized her actions and to some extent blamed the victim. Prosecutors had asked for the maximum sentence and called the outcome lenient. The victim’s family described her as a predator and said the teen has suffered panic attacks, missed school, and faced ridicule. Another elected official who preyed on a teenager gets a slap on the wrist. When will adults in positions of power who rape minors face real prison time instead of 90 days in jail?

🚨 Couple hid missing 14-year-old girl in a cardboard box in their bedroom after R*PING her. Andrew Olson and Angeline Olson of Oakdale, Minnesota, are charged after the girl — a friend of one of their children was reported missing from school on May 26. She was R*PED that same afternoon. Police found photos and video on the couple’s devices with metadata confirming the assault happened that day. A neighbor spotted the girl running out of the house half-naked around 1:30 a.m. the next morning and called police. Angeline was seen semi-naked in the bushes. When officers arrived, they searched the home and found the girl hiding inside a cardboard box in the couple’s bedroom, covered with a pile of clothes. Angeline had earlier lied to police, claiming the girl wasn’t there. The couple’s own teenage children had already been removed by Child Protective Services earlier this year. Neighbors had called police on the Olsons at least a dozen times in recent years. A child who was reported missing ended up hidden in a box inside the home of adults who already had red flags with their own kids. What accountability should Child Protective Services and law enforcement face when repeated complaints and prior removals fail to protect a child?