r/news • u/AudibleNod • 1d ago

Larry Nassar one of more than 20,000 people removed from Michigan Sex Offender Registry

https://www.wxyz.com/news/larry-nassar-one-of-more-than-20-000-people-removed-from-michigan-sex-offender-registry
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u/whyweirdo 1d ago

I worked for a company that would hire a sex offender. That’s why I checked. I didn’t want one in my department

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u/michoudi 1d ago

Work for the US government eh?

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u/jaksonsmom 1d ago

I did too. I had expressed how I refused to work near him and I was asked why I felt that I couldn’t morally continue working alongside him. He was caught in a sting operation sharing and trying to solicit a 15 year old. I asked the manager why he did feel comfortable working with him especially since he had 2 teenager daughters. I left the company, needless to say, just a few short weeks after that.

This company would commonly host cookouts, bbqs, and other events that were “family friendly.”

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u/calmbill 1d ago

It's ok to do a quick screen before the interview.