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Article: Air Force Officials Blamed for Lapses in Sexual Assault Reporting
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- December 8, 2004
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The Defense Department's top internal auditor yesterday said Air
Force leaders over the past decade had failed to acknowledge the
severity of sexual harassment at the service's academy in Colorado,
causing them to delay appropriate monitoring and corrective action
that might have prevented a spate of assaults that burst into public
attention last year.
A report by Inspector General Joseph E. Schmitz for the first time
pointed fingers at specific Air Force officials who he said shared
responsibility for creating, contributing to or tolerating an
inadequate program for reporting sexual assaults. Although Schmitz
did not name the officials in a public summary of his report, he told
lawmakers ...
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