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AL: Trooper charged in child rape hid checkered FBI past
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An Associated Press investigation found Christopher Bauer was suspended without pay and stripped of his security clearance in the FBI’s New Orleans office in late 2018 — effectively fired — amid allegations that included a co-worker’s claim that he raped her at knifepoint.
Bauer, 41, was arrested last week in Montgomery on charges including sodomy and sexual abuse of a child under 12.
Bauer remained jailed Wednesday on $105,000 bail,
Bauer is the latest example yet of an FBI agent accused of sexual misconduct moving on. An AP investigation last year found a pattern of FBI supervisors avoiding discipline — and retiring with full benefits — even after claims of sexual misconduct against them were substantiated. |
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