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Iv{EXICO
/s/ Mary
Mora gl7il2A16
M.A.R
of
Flaintiffs,
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Ys.
1.
Plaintiffs are residents of Sierra Counry, State of New Mexico. Due to the sensitive
nature of this claim. Plair:tiffs i:ave elected not to disclose ti:e fuIl r:arnes af the
Plaintiif!;
none.theless,
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Forpurposes ofthis suit. all DefenCants are residents of Sierra Cor-mly, Nerr hzlexico.
3.
4.
T}:e events
the
liew h{er.ico.
Age*cY
5.
\tr&er:ever
it
is meant that
thing r,vith full authorization, and ratification, or such act was done ii: the course and
sc,tpe
employees
or
The Plaintiffs asked Defendants for prelimina4, information rvhen Plair:tiffs were
Plaintiffs sougirt this hfon:ration so that they could determine u,tat entity employed
the perpeirator and what entit-v- rvas responsible far providing reiief for Plaintiff to be
Defbndants originaily on their oram, and then through counsel, resisted rr:rning over
such infom:ation which then required Plaintiffs to
file
1n
I U.
The Court held a heariirg and required the disclosure of some materials, that
11,
tendencies
tc,
priorto
molesi plair:ititls.
chiid.
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r,v'hen
sought materiais.
i3.
The discovery material rerrealed that Defendants' employ'ee. a grown ma.ir, had
inappropriateiy questioned
to
1.4
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it
as intercourse)
ed"
on March
B^
Z0 1 5.
Defendants invesiigated the malter after the incident, such investigatiol resuited in
a r.,:'itfen warning that was
15.
of the perpehator's
v!,as stated as a
to
have
The perpe&ator l*'as not terminated by the Detbndants. Although there was nc
question that said incidsnt occurted, Defendants contlnued to put the perye11.ator
i11
19
il
iheir evaluaricns
aboiit lhe p*rpetrz#or as refbrenced in the materials produced pursuant io the Courl
Order noted as Batrs Numbered 94 througir 108.
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The perpetrator received positive comments from oll-v one of the ihree inten ielvers
u'ho upon i:rformation beiief rvas Det'enria:rt Rebecca Dow as ret-erencecl in the
materials prodlrcecl pursuant to the
2t.
Upon informatioa belief, Defendant Rebecca Dow rnanted tlre perpetratrrr to re{.eive
ihe promotion and in fret. Defendant Rebecca Dor.v's name 1ryas iisied on the
perpefu'ator's emergency contact information on his applieation and earployment form
lr.'hen he uras
first hired,
Court
in his origiral application and other such documeats for his first job with
De&adants, the perpetrati;r listed
the
The Court required produetion of materjals ti:rough the Order filed on September 13,
2016;nowhere in the order is ii indicatsd that materials are subject of a Protectlve Order.
Defenrlants' corursel mildiy intimated tc Plaintiffs' counsel on Septernber 16, 2016 that she may
be of the opinion that the discovery material might be subject of a Protective Order (altiiough
these exact ra'ords lvere nol indicated by oor:nsel). Cou:rsel for Plaintiffs dispute this belief,
Nonethsless, based upon i}:e undersigned's great respect for Detbnda:rts' counsel and the fact ihat
said materiais ate not necessary to attach to this ccmplaint at this time, for purposes of t]:is
pleading on1y, the undersigned rviil nct attach those court-ordereri materials to this public
docuuent. Cf course, Flai:rtiffhad to include additional causes of action r,ifucir said disclosure
revealed.
rrl,trile the tr.vo iirtervieq,ers lvho had doubts about the perpeh'ator
used a nun:eric
scori*g scheine, the third intervier.r,er orLl1, provided comments (albeit posilive ones) and
Truth or Con-sequences, ).lew Mexic.o. This is the residence w'here he rvas apparertly
and
ho*sing to the perpetrator rvas amajor factc,r in hiring him, and the other obvious leC
flags were igi:ored, see Exhibit A attached hereto.
23.
In addition, on his application for his first job with the Defendants, the perpetrator
indicatedhe was informed aboutthe job from Defendanl R"ebeccaDor,v,
as re ferenced
in the neaterials produced pusuaflt to the Court Order lvhich are noled as Bates
Numbered 30.
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r.vas
as referenced in tlie materials produced pwsuant to rhe Corul Order and noted as
Bates Numbered 46, and 48.
25.
indicated on several
documents, but the signature is nerrer dated not*'ithstaading tlre fact that there is a
line for a date, as referenced in tire materials produced. pursuant to the Cour"t Order
and ncrted as Bates Numbered
i0,
Factual A-llegatious
a/^
Alejalrdra
:6.
to investigate
L{r.
Hemaxdez's hackgrouird under lhe circumstancss, including but not iimited tc,
deiiciencies
iii
the
fbllo*'ins
areas:
priol
b-
emplo_vers,
Upon information belief, Defendants did not require Hernandez to list all
prior
emplo1'e:'s
in his
application, and
the
reibreaces he provideri
Defbndants did not require l{elna.r:dez to list reasons fbr leaving all prior
employers.
d.
to conduct
the
incredible claims in his resume w-hich would have al*rted a reasonabie person
as
belief took the asslirarces of his mother, *&o was also aa er:rployee of
Defenclants.
h.
16 and 1 17.
materiais produced pursr"lant to the Court Order aud ncted as Eates Numbered
3A.
1,
Upon infarmailon and beliei, during all timas relevairi, Defendants prcvi,Jed no
training to oti:er employees with respect to awa.r-eness r:f knc.,r,n patterns rega:'ding
sexual abuse of perpetrators such as Alejandro l{ernandez.
On cr about May 29, 2015, Defendairts arranged {br Herna:tdez to be in confl'ol ard
on
3?.
pr"rt
18,
Hemaudez ingratiated himself with M.A.R. and other children, and held himself oul
as a good
34.
Delbnd.arits arrangeri a lockdowt sieep over at the property, ancl Hernandez was tire
During the lockdown sleep over occurrir:g in the auditoriurn of the Defenda:rts'
property, the iights were tuited
35.
off
Hernandez laid down therc naxt to h{.A.R. a-rid put his hands on M.A.R's shoulder
and several times pulled ful.A.R. toward irim.
36
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Hernandez put his hands dora,'n M.A.R.'s shorts befn een five a:rd 1 0 times ard was
movirrg his hands around and rinderneath M.A.R,'s shotts. Hernar-rdez touchcd
lvI.A.R,'s penis and buttocks.
31
h{.A.R- moved arvay from I-Iernandez and tcki l:im to leave him alone
}v,I.A.R- r.ras
wearing a T-shic and boxer shcrts while HernanCez ltes w*arirg skinny.jeans ai:C
a polO
shili.
JJ.
Det'endalits and other empioyees associated wirir Defenda:rts sirorild have kno*,r that
41-
activif
counts of criminal
Sexual Contact in tire Third Degree. {see Do*721-CR-?015-00099 ard Do-721-cR201 s-00 I 00)
tl1
gull-r."-
to the charges,
During the sentencing, Herna:rdez's attorney, who appa:entiy has ties to the
Defendants' orga:rization, indicated that he di<i not understand *&y tiis client did
u'hat lre ciid. but stressed that it ll?s nol the employer's fault, thereby atiempting to
reduce Defendants' culpabiliry. in essence, dealing r,ltth the
b1-
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civil
Defei:dants did not give notice to the Plainti.ffs and ail parents of the perpetrator's
actions until an undated letter was ser:t to tire parenis in July 2015. see Exleii:it ts
sttached hereto.
45.
The letter ciid not n:ention the Ma:ch 18. 2015 or the May2015 incidents,
molestation inci<ien1 and other matters knol,.n to Defbndarts,
Count
Negligent *{iring
46.
Plaintiffs reallege and incorporate by reference ali the above rctbrenced allegations.
Def'endants were under a duty to exercise reasonable care, as appropriate r:nder the
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48.
in the hiring
and retention
of
Flemandez.
49.
Count
50.
5
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lrith
52.
53.
Defendants.
a1
oiits
employees.
54.
10
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Det'endants failed
ol other
reiationships.
5't
58'
59.
ou-
b.v*
fuling
ro monitor
sex:ral
As
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P1
Count
62.
fi/
63.
if the e.mployee was aided in accomplishing the same in connecticn witir the agency
relationship
64.
Hernandez's conduct occurred oniy as a direct aad ptcxiroate result of the aid he
reeeived in accomplishing his duties by the existence of his agency relationship r,vtth
Defeadants.
65.
Under the aided agency theory, ai1 Defendants are vicariousiy liabie tbr all injuries
and dar:rages Piaintifrs suffer as a result of the tortuous conduct
66.
of
Heraandez.
Scape
67,
68.
Under the doctrine of vicartaus liabilit"r,, Defendants are responsible for the to*uous
conduc.t of Hernandez.
69.
al1:gations
74.
As soon as tiris matter became pubiic, Plainliffs came tc see a ia*yer in the small
torur of Tnilh or Consequences. Nerv h{exico.
/ r.
At that time, the mother of the victim herein was empioyed by Defendanrs.
72.
Irr an effort to meet a quota to justiS grant funding, the Defendants strongly
encouraged
73
saw
After ccncluding that the Plaintiffs were seeking cou:rsei, Defendant Rebecca Dow
and Ameiia
75.
In addition, Defendants
liabilif
Said action was prompted by an effort to protect Defendants' sntities, and f,rtirer to
polirical otTice.
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in the commurity
since sl:e
v:,as
'i
77.
Said activity lvas done in a wa:lton disregard of M.;r.R. and the Plaintffs' famil.v-.
78.
c1o
irave iiabili'i1,
lnsu:iance,
?g.
llefendants Dow and Wilcox's actions are olrtrageous a:rd contrar]'to the Cluistial
yaiues Defendants tout in their website in an effort to obtain children to meet their
qnota to.iustify their grart fruding.
80.
th.
pedophile liiled by
Defendalts.
81
Lr addition, after it was established that Defendants' enrplovee and agent llernamlez
bill
82.
Defendant Rebecca Dow is nrruling for State politicai offlce arrd touts her roie in
education, but does not report to the public h.er program's responsibiliq,'in hir{ng a
periophile. see Exhibit S aftached hereto,
83.
Detendant Rebecca Dow registered 1c run for state ofTrce nearly a yeffi after this
inc.ident.
84.
No:withstanding the lact that the suit to require Defe.ndants to reiease intbrmation
lvas {iled in May 2016, various poiitical websites reported on this matter and made
85.
Deibndant RebeccaDow appeared ata campaign frintl-raiser in Sierra Counfy o;: ti:at
day, and ciain:ed she did nothfurg wrong despite d:e infou::ation contained herein.
14.
86.
Defendar:t Rebecca Dow then began a campaign to drscredit the Piaintifis indicating
that she knew nothing about the perpeuatom activiiies or propensities until Jui.v 20
5/.
Defb.ndant Rebecca Dow's ow.tl discoveqr in<iicates ti::"at this r+as false.
AQ
89.
a.
b.
llamilton.
see
20i6
,\drs6, politict
lzss came
did not tell the Congressman about the March incident. which should have resulted
in the perpeiraror's termlnstion; or atleast arequirementwhichkepthim from having
access
to children. Iii addition, Defenda::t Rebecca Dcw obvior:sl-v did not te1I the
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Congressman aboui the perpetrator's i:rterv"iei,v which shoukl have raised red flags
to
&
aion*e
fle
were obr,'i*us1,v
if
Deiendant ltebecca f)ovv had toLd irim the complete facls surrounding this matier.
Due lo ihat misinformation or lack of inforanation by ornission, the Congress:nan
i.vrcngly stales that Defendant Rebecea Dow's actions put the abuser in prison,
Defendant Rebecca Dorv puts children's
ra'ent
safu-ry-
or.vn material
the
her caiapaign's succsss ahead of ihe salbtl and rvelfarc of the plaintiiTs.
92
of
ltepresentative Ham;t*n
and Congressman Pearce to discredit tl.re Plaintiffs and further her poliricd desires,
goaLs, and concerns.
Contrary
to the
immediately severed ties rvith tire perpetrator,. Defendants' oram discor.rry material
l:,
2015, ra.hich
r,r'ould have been tluee ruoi:lhs after the charges were ii1ed. Said documentation lvas
subsequeatiy p:.tt on the perpetrator's intervier.v sheet. w-iricir suggests tiiat even after
i5
r.vas
Allega'rion 41 above.
94.
20 i 5
to the
eiectorate ignoriag the March, May, and July incidents, a:rd ttrie knowiedge that she
and
her entities lmd about the perpetratcr prior to July 2015; said
post reads as
floilolvs:
Tkank yoa evsrynne for the sverwkelming supportfor tn7, family and I over tlre
{ast seljercl days. I ktrsvt running far l{aase af Represent*tives for Distt'ict 38
wotsld be hard work, but f never hnagixed that the aeli*ns &nd frceusations
stliers wsukl be twisted to def*me *ry persafl{tl ch*rucler.
of
affached hereto.
Upon infomtation belie{ Defendant Rebecca Do:p- did not tell these public ofiicials
ol the pelpetrator's
rn'ou1d
orchestrated by Defendants q,as done to discredit the Plaintiffs and their claims.
96.
Defandant Rebecca Dow's actions in this regald r.yere caried out in a rvanton
disregard of Plaintift.s and in an eflort to furlher her persor:ai and political futrue at
the cost of the Plaintiffs herein.
97.
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98.
99.
Defendants have hired families into their programs wiihout empioying reasonable
staadards to safeguard chiidren.
100.
Plaintiffs reallege and incorporate by ret-erence all ihe above referenced allegalions.
101,
Defendants' actions amount to yioiation of the New hlexico Udair Trade Practice
Act.
Count
102.
trX
Damages
103.
a-
Medical expenses
b.
c.
d.
e.
Physical pai:r
f.
g,
Meutal suffering
h.
Psychological injuries
i.
j,
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as
ir.
t.
n.
105. The
106.
Defendants
har..e engaged
business interests ahead of the children and 'families they say they desire to help,
partlcularly
inforrnation earlier which would have helped the Plairitiffs, attempted to hide sucir
information, covered up srich informalion, iied to the public in suggesting thal the
Defendfints knew nothin-q about the perpetrator's prior actions anrl tend*nciss prior
107,
Defendants have demonst'ater1 a cavaiier atlitude and culpable mental state in the
manner in *'hich they have harmed M.A.R. and treated Plaintiffb. which
w'^as
done
protect their grant-funded entirjes and buslnesses and the political ambitions of
various Defendanis
108.
The reckless, trvaitton, and cavaiier conduct ofDefendants, through their employees
r9
109.
at least tw'o cirildren spoke at apublic meeting on Monday. August 15. 20i6 as a
cairclidate
and. acting
Th,e n*rt sttiage*t rcgafutions fav*r by* the Statefailed ta consider the realities of
rawnix.g *n earljt clzild care cexter in the stafidards were i.wfiexilsle, mak*tg it
impossible for soune centrs to corztinae fanetioning.
we u,att! higlt quality prograftts, but when we cafifiot nrcet the standa?t!,..,
f*milits *re left with nolhin.g, see Exhibit F attached hereto (news ciip from t1:e
Sctnxa Fe New !{exicrsn).
Yes,
10.
Iroaicaliy, ifthc Stare had adopted the reguiaiions in q,'hich Defendant Rebecca Dou,
vvas ar-{ui:rg against,
111.
Defendant Rebec.ca Dow's testimony and failure 1o indicate ti:e incirient that
occrirred at her faciJity in ?015 is fiuther evideace ofher cailous attitude towards the
victin:s in this maffer, and indicative of the need for prmitive damages.
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FILE #!?3352S
Dear Pareni
The board and slaff of the Boys & Girts club of Siera County are deeply concerned and alarmed by an
al{eged incident concerning inappropriate conduci by a staff member involving a youtl.r rnember
at a
Clubhouse on July 14. Upon being alerted, the Club took immediate action. Club leadership immediately
isolated and removed the staff member in question from the premises. Authorities were immediately
alerted, who subsequently took the alleged offender into custody. Club leadership follorxed all
procedures, including immediaiely notifyine the Club membe/s fumily. The individual
in question was
immediately placed on leave and has been dismissed fror4 employment, and prohihited.frorn
access to
the crganization and all of its jperatior.is.
Boys & Girls clubs of Siera county has and will continue to cooperale fully with law enforcement
authorities investigating this case. The organization is working closely wiil'r the family of the youth
irivoived.to ensure the yor.lth's protection and well-being, and to provide access to treatment
or
counseling needed. We are withboiding fur-ther discussion of the matter, to proterr th
identity of the
young person and so that the process can be properly handled, all fucts uncovered,
and justice appiied"
Everycne at the Boys & Girls Club of Sierra County takes this matter very seriously. We
know ti:at this is
it is to us. child protection and safety is the number ane priority of
Bays & Girls Clubs' Our organization is cornmitted to the highest standards of ethical
behayior and
integrify, and does not tolerate inapprcpriate or illegal activity on the part of any Club staff, volunieer
or
youth member. We have safety precautions in place, including employment policies that
require all staff
and volunteers undergo a thorough and cornprehensive criminal background checkTo ensure maximum
safety and .protection sf Club members and staff; we are further investigaiing the circumstances
surrounding this incident and conducting a full evaiuatisn of all cur practices. Ensuri,ng
the safety and
protection of the youth we serye is critical to our mission.
as disturbing to you, as parefltsr as
we want to be sure that this nerps is conveyed to our members in as sensitive a manner as possible,
as it
may be upsetting to those who know this staff rnernber, the alleged victim, or to
any mernbers urho
might worry about their safety, The club is also making available access to support
ald resources to all
Thank you ior your continued fuith and trust in the Boys & Girls Clu! of Sierra County,
and in the caring
staff and volur*eers who dedicate themselves every day to ensure the safety and protection
af the
youth entrusted lo our care. This alleged behavior runs counter
to everything ti:e Bcys & Girls Club
sta$ds fo1 and to af l.the great youth development workthat has taken place at ti:ris
organization for the
past 7 years.
Sineerely,
Kelsey Praiher,
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HliS traasiircn t:ams, and cr.:ii*eni-ly serves on the ;;vl:,, L*e:ning Aivisory. {,:uncii Sne has
beel a fraiured spealler f c; lhe Association o{ Christian Schcc.s Ii-:tlnaticrel, prese:iieC cr: ti:e
state and iraiicnai ie',,e-i fcr the I'Iaticnal Associa'rioa fcr the Eiiucaiia:: u.f Ycung Chiidien as weil
testifiedbefore eiecied cfiicials ai ihe s'rate anrl.
naiicna1 ievel on bel:aii cf pii;ate and f aiil"i-basrd eail_v cl:iiclhoti prci'i,Ctrs, anC the ;ainii:es
iliey serve. She is acti:reiy ir:.vclved in the iegislaiiv= piocess, wciki:rq v;ith ieEislatois and
as the l.leticaai Child Care Associaiicn, a:rd has
valolls asscciarions to tD ciaft acd pass nriitr:lt :.ii; r:lj r:tn'-rri:ls irr;:aci:::g )isuict
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About 4o early childLood educators atterded tle pubiic hearing before tiie
comment period closed at noon- The departn:ent is to release its aew regulations
Oct r.In all, foar public forums were held throughout the state, d.rawiag about
1oo commenls, some il favor and odrers critlcizing, of the proposed cha:rges,
IlenryYalela, a spokesural for the departmeni, said tbe state l:as to change lie
ruies to rece.ive a g4r nriliion federal graai for early &ildhood education EIe said
commerts from ile pabiic hearings wili be evaluated to "see if any additi.onal
ciranges wilJ be made-n
The state has made strides in preschool educatisu during tbe last decade, going
frorn 7 percent of 4-year-olds eurolled in pre-K programs in :oo6" to 30 percent
iast 1ear. New L{exico also l:as seei: a 43 percent fundiag increase for early
childhood programs, accorrli*g to the National Ilstituie for Early Education
Research,
belter meet the needs of childret ia t}e state. Ner+'llledco cotsistently has beeu iu
llre bottom tier natioually of theAaaie B. Casey Fotndatioa's annual study on
child well*beiug.
Sorne expresseC coneern that the wayfamilies r+,ould be screeued for flnancial
assistarce is curobersorre and could leave children from needy famili.es without
corrsistent eare. Educato:s said families who worked in day labor, rnigrant farrning
or otlier positions that do r:ct provide a pay stub or have i::consistelt income lyere
being prohibited &,om sewices they are entitled to underihe law.
The requiremeals irnposed ou families,that face tioleaca, srch as proridiag proof
of a police reporto could alsc put a family ia more dalger wheu they are seeking
ai{ said Maia Griego-Paiz, :n attorney fortLe New Menco Celt=r or lai*' and
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are in a ciassroom, yol don'1 know hclv diificuli it is," said Carmella
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aliance- She said the ma-xrnmm size for classroome had been set at a
number,"
uridicuious
The revised state regulations base tlte ma.rimum aumber of driidren and i:rfalts in
a gil'en room on toom capacit-y, number of caregivers aari age of &e children. They
used the example of r5 ilfants per roor:r and lwc educators per ni:re intalts.
Edr:cators said tire caps H.ere too high and did not account for the difflcnl$ of
caring for small chil&en,
Rebecca Dow, of AppleTree Edncalion Center in Trrrth or Consequences, said the
regulations faiied to coasider tire rerilities o{ruaning an early child care center,
ard the standards r,rere inflexible, makiag it impossible for some centers to
con Linue fur:ctioniag,
Dow, a Republican who is nmniag for a seat in the state House of Represe[tatives
this fall, is the acting policy* chain*orrau for the Nelv Mexico Child Care and
Education Association.
"Yes, we waat high-qua-lity programs," she said. nEut when we cannot neet the
standard ... families are 1eft with nothing."
Diana Maze, from the faini\ advocacy group, O1 Nerv FIexico, said these isstes
amouut to an "uolecessary burden placed on parents."
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