Alabama State Trooper Arrested for Child Rape

Robert and Kathleen Raskin are staunch advocates of fairness and justice for child foster care. They tirelessly point out ongoing breaches of justice by the family courts and most notably by the Department of Human Resources, the state body that oversees child protective services. Alabama alone has so many lawsuits directly implicating members of the DHR that there’s a class action suit naming specific individuals. After deeper research into this matter, it seems that the problem doesn’t stop with them.

In May of 2021, Christopher Bauer, an Alabama State Trooper, was arrested in Montgomery for the rape and sodomy of an 11-year-old-girl. If this isn’t bad enough, Bauer has previously been kicked out of the FBI for the rape of a coworker. However, a string of sexual assault cases didn’t stop him from getting accepted by the Alabama State Troopers because he used a forged document on FBI letterhead to give himself a clean record and assure he was eligible for rehire. What’s worse, Bauer was an Alabama police officer before joining the FBI. He was Air Force before that. Sensing a pattern here?

Let’s be clear: not only did all of these agencies get duped by the same guy, but all of them also checked in with each other and failed to detect a problem. The best detectives in the state didn’t detect a problem. If children in Alabama, foster or otherwise, are supposed to be protected by the DHR and the state police, it’s the FBI’s job to ensure that patterns of injustice are investigated for sex trafficking across state lines. Yet it seems none of these agencies are equipped to stop the perpetrators from joining their forces. It’s a classic case of hiring a fox to guard the henhouse, but of epic proportions.

While the Raskins are staunch advocates of state’s rights, they’re bigger advocates of the safety of children. This is why they wholeheartedly support the creation of a federal agency charged with overseeing the DHR to ensure they’re doing their jobs and protecting the children.

Please join us in fighting the corruption where you live.

For more information about the state trooper investigation, click here: https://apnews.com/article/ap-top-news-montgomery-new-orleans-alabama-police-8bd9d4cbe11cac4630e7057019d139a4