Official Utah Documents Show Illegal Operations, Egregious Violations, Sex Abuse and Crimes Against Children at Mormon Boys Ranch / AcademyOfficial document leaked to Mormon Gulag.com, from the state of Utah’s Department of Human Services
Document shows appalling lack of compliance by West Ridge Academy and clearly outlines illegal acts and criminal child abuse, torture, sexual abuse on minors, and other severe crimes against children.
The full document, Utah’s Department of Human Services Policies & Procedures can be downloaded and read for free by clicking here:
Utah DHS Policy & Procedure Manual Governing West Ridge AcademyWest Ridge Academy (also known as Utah Boys Ranch, Girls Town, Proficio Management, Children and Youth Services, and Senator Buttars’ Ranch) is the Subject of Multiple Child Sex Abuse Lawsuits and Criminal Investigations for Child Abuse, Torture, Criminal Neglect, Falsifying Medical Records, and other crimes and illegal misconduct.
Some excerpts from the damning Utah Policies & Procedures Manual document intolerable, illegal, dangerous violations that need to be immediately reported. After reading this, children at West Ridge Academy are very clearly still at risk and in danger.
Contact Us through this link and we will help you.Definitions of Prohibited Abuse, Neglect, Maltreatment and Exploitation:
“Abuse” includes but is not limited to:
1. Harm or threatened harm to the physical or emotional health and welfare of a client. 2. Unlawful confinement.
3. Deprivation of life-sustaining treatment except in accordance with a valid advance directive or other legally-sufficient written directive from a competent client or the client’s legal representative (e.g .. a parent or legal guardian).
4.
Physical injury, such as a contusion of the skin, laceration, malnutrition, bum, fracture of any bone, subdural hematoma, injury to any internal organ, any injury causing bleeding, or any physical condition which imperils a client’s health or welfare.
5.
Any type unlawful hitting or corporal punishment.Touching the anus or any part of the genitals or otherwise taking indecent liberties with a client, or causing an individual to take indecent liberties with a client, with the intent to arouse or gratify the sexual desire of any person.
[Brent Sanderson has touched the anus and genitals of several children during his employ at West Ridge Academy Utah Boys Ranch, and other staff members are also guilty of taking indecent liberties with a client with the intent to arouse or gratify their sexual desire]
caption: Brent Sanderson touched the anus and genitals of children under his care and Utah DHS and LDS Family Services Oversight. He is the subject of a multiple million dollar sexual abuse lawsuit and criminal investigation. He is still employed by West Ridge Academy / Utah Boys Ranch.Domestic -violence-related child abuse.
“Domestic-violence-related child abuse” means any domestic violence or a violent physical or verbal interaction between cohabitants in the physical presence of a child or having knowledge that a child is present and may see or hear an act of domestic violence.
“Emotional maltreatment” means conduct that subjects the client to psychologically destructive behavior, and includes conduct such as
making demeaning comments, threatening harrn, terrorizing the client or engaging in a systematic process of alienating the client.Quote:
I. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE.
The Department of Human Services (“DHS”) adopts this Code of Conduct to:
(a) Protect its clients from abuse, neglect, maltreatment and exploitation[/color]; and
(b) Clarify the expectation of conduct for DHS Providers and their employees and volunteers who interact in any way with DHS clients, DHS staff and the public.The Provider shall distribute a copy of this Code of Conduct to each employee and volunteer, regardless of whether the employees or volunteers provide direct care to clients, indirect care, administrative services or
The Provider shall require each employee and volunteer to read the Code of Conduct and sign a copy of the attached “Certificate of Understanding” before having any contact with DHS clients.
1. General Definitions:
“Client” means anyone who receives services either from DHS or fi’om a Provider pursuant to an agreement with DHS or funding from DHS. ”DRS” means the Utah Depm1ment of Hwnan Services or any of its divisions, offices or agencies.
[color=#FF0000]“Domestic-violence-related child abuse” means any domestic violence or a violent physical or verbal interaction between cohabitants in the physical presence of a child or having knowledge that a child is present and may see or hear an act of domestic violence.
“Emotional maltreatment” means conduct that subjects the client to psychologically destructive behavior, and includes conduct such as making demeaning comments, threatening harrn, terrorizing the client
or engaging in a systematic process of alienating the client.
“Restraint” means the use of physical force or a mechanical device to restrict an individual’s freedom of movement or an individual’s normal access to his or her body. “Restraint” also includes the use of a drug that is not standard treatment for the individual and that is used to control the individual’s behavior or to restrict the individual’s freedom of movement.
“Seclusion” means the involuntary confinement of the individual in a room or an area where the individual is physically prevented from leaving.
Definitions of Prohibited Abuse, Neglect, Maltreatment and Exploitation:
“Abuse” includes but is not limited to:
1. Harm or threatened harm to the physical or emotional health and welfare of a client.
2. Unlawful confinement.
3. Deprivation of life-sustaining treatment except in accordance with a valid advance directive or other
legally-sufficient written directive from a competent client or the client’s legal representative (e.g .. a
parent or legal guardian).
4. Physical injury, such as a contusion of the skin, laceration, malnutrition, bum, fracture of any bone,
subdural hematoma, injury to any internal organ, any injury causing bleeding, or any physical
condition which imperils a client’s health or welfare.
5. Any type oflmlawful hitting or corporal punishment.
6. Domestic -violence-related child abuse.
7. Any sexual abuse or sexual exploitation, including but not limited to:
a. Engaging in sexual intercourse with any client.
b. Touching the anus or any part of the genitals or otherwise taking indecent liberties with a client, or causing an individual to take indecent liberties with a client, with the intent to arouse or gratify the sexual desire of any person.
c. Employing, using, persuading, inducing, enticing, or coercing a client to pose in the nude.
d. Engaging a client as an observer or participant in sexual acts.
e. Employing, using, persuading, inducing, enticing or coercing a client to engage in any sexual or simulated sexual conduct for the purpose of photographing, filming, recording, or displaying in any way the sexual or simulated sexual conduct. This includes displaying, distributing, possessing for the purpose of distribution, or selling material depicting nudity, or engaging in sexual or simulated sexual conduct with a client.
f. Committing or attempting to commit acts of sodomy or molestation with a client.
As used in this Code of Conduct, the tenns Asexual abuse, and Asexual exploitation, do not refer to approved therapeutic processes used in the treatment of sexual deviancy or dysfunction as long as those therapeutic processes have been outlined in the client’s treatment plan and are consistent with generally-accepted therapeutic practices and written
agency policy.
“Neglect” includes but is not limited to:
1. Denial of sufficient nutrition.
2. Denial of sufficient sleep.
3. Denial of sufficient clothing, or bedding.
4. Failure to provide adequate client supervision, including situations where the Provider’s employee or is asleep or ill on the job, or is impaired due to the use of alcohol or drugs.
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