
CEO of Ohio Youth Treatment Center Arrested in Undercover Sex Sting
The CEO of Fox Run Center for Children and Adolescents was arrested in Ohio after police say he drove about 175 miles to meet someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl.

The CEO of Fox Run Center for Children and Adolescents was arrested in Ohio after police say he drove about 175 miles to meet someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl.

A new federal lawsuit alleges teens were abused, humiliated, and forced into unpaid labor at now-closed North Carolina troubled teen programs, raising serious questions about industry oversight.

A Ninth Circuit panel appears unlikely to revive emotional abuse claims brought by a mother whose daughter attended a now-closed troubled teen boarding school, even as allegations of coercive treatment and psychological harm continue to draw scrutiny to youth residential programs.

A Bakersfield Uber driver has been charged with raping an unconscious passenger in Ventura County, as nationwide lawsuits continue to challenge Uber’s safety practices.

Photo: US Senator Ron Wyden; via Wikipedia. Tyler Kingkade of NBC News reported today that Democratic US Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon plans to introduce

Netflix’s new hit series Wayward has reignited public attention on the abusive troubled teen industry, a multibillion-dollar network of youth programs tied to decades of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. From the roots of Synanon and CEDU to recent cases, the TTI’s legacy continues to haunt survivors demanding accountability.

The troubled teen industry, housing over 120,000 youth annually, faces allegations of abuse, neglect, and inadequate oversight.

A lawsuit was filed against the now-defunct Circle of Hope Girls Ranch and Boarding School in Humansville, MO by the youngest victim to sue the owners and founders, Stephanie and Boyd Householder.

Several Family Help & Wellness programs, including Elevations Youth Treatment Center in Utah, have run afoul of state regulations for failing to notify the state of critical incidents, such as those in which children were injured or allegedly abused, NBC News reported.