Madison, Wisconsin, reporter Todd Richmond, broke the news that the Army Reserve was investigating whether leaders of the unit that controls thousands of soldiers across the western U.S. had mishandled at least two sexual assault allegations.
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AP: Army Reserve unit mishandled sexual assault cases
Amy Braley Franck, a civilian victim advocate with the 416th Theater Engineer Command, poses with more than 800 pages from several sexual abuse reports at her home in Oswego, Ill., Jan. 7, 2020. Leaders of the U.S. Army Reserve unit that controls thousands of soldiers across the western United States have mishandled at least two sexual assault complaints by not properly referring them for outside investigation, according to victims, their advocate and documents obtained by the AP.
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