Connecticut passes bill to protect children in youth camps following sexual assault case
The bill comes after a camp counselor in Bethany was charged with sexually assaulting several young girls.
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Connecticut state Senate passed a bill focusing on protecting youth from predators within youth camps.
The bill comes after a camp counselor in Bethany was charged with sexually assaulting several young girls.
A state report revealed that a Bethany first selectman knew of the allegations but did not remove the counselor from the camp.
The selectman also failed to notify parents of the counselor’s behavior.
A push to license town-run camps was attempted last year but failed over monetary concerns.
