Threats to abortion clinic employees for helping to conceal crimes range from jail time to civil lawsuits

Planned Parenthood employees, family planning service providers and abortion clinic workers must obey the law

Healthcare workers who are required by law to report evidence of potential statutory rape or child sexual abuse

AM I IN LEGAL TROUBLE?

Employees of Planned Parenthood or the National Abortion Federation, click here

When abortion clinic owners or directors are engaged in illegal activities, it is common for them to lure their employees into participating in these crimes. They believe that employees who are personally involved in criminal activity will be so frightened about detection and prosecution that they will keep silent.

If you are aware of illegal activities in your clinic, you are wise to be concerned about what kind of trouble you might be in, especially if you participated in, covered-up, or in any way facilitated these illegal activities. Even if you are not a participant in illegal activity, you should know that there are circumstances in which simply having knowledge of a crime and not reporting it is, in itself, a crime.

If you choose to remain silent, be aware that whether it's tomorrow, a year from now, or ten years from now, there will probably come a point at which these illegal activities will be discovered by, or revealed to, law enforcement authorities. If that should happen, your silence could result in the authorities prosecuting you as an accomplice.

While there is no guarantee that coming forward will insulate you from prosecution, the law enforcement community knows that they cannot continue to prosecute cases based on inside information if they go after the whistle-blowers who give them that inside information. That reality has caused most of them to adopt the attitude that they will let the little fish go if it helps them catch the big fish. For example, it is common for the police to give immunity to a small-time drug user in return for information about the people supplying the drugs.

If you suspect, have witnessed, or have even participated in illegal activity at an abortion clinic, you may have the ability to become a source of information that the authorities either don't have or can't get elsewhere. And that could be the only protection you have against prosecution.

However, you should also understand that timing is crucial in this environment. Any information you have is probably known by others as well. If one of these people contacts the authorities first, the value of your information will be greatly diminished, as will your ability to protect yourself against prosecution. Our observation has been that if several people in an office have knowledge of illegal activity, the first person to come forward with it is the one who gets protection.

At Life Dynamics, we have extensive experience helping abortion clinic workers who are in this situation. If you have been a witness to, a participant in, or a victim of illegal activity taking place in an abortion clinic, you should immediately call to get the advice and assistance you need. There are no charges for our services.

Call (940) 380-8800 to get help or for answers to your questions.

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PLANNED PARENTHOOD & NAF EMPLOYEES

Planned Parenthood & the National Abortion Federation
are helping adult men to sexually exploit underage girls
by failing to report evidence of abuse as required by law

Evidence of this specific criminal activity was obtained during a recent LDI undercover investigation wherein a series of calls were placed to every Planned Parenthood and National Abortion Federation facility in the country. The calls provided proof that over ninety percent of the time the employees that work at these facilities agreed to cover up the crime of statutory rape and failed to comply with the laws that require the mandatory reporting of this abuse to child protective services or law enforcement.

Please be aware that if your employer asks you to cover up an instance of statutory rape or asks you to destroy documents related to any unreported case of child abuse, you could be guilty of facilitating a felony and/or obstruction of justice.

Moreover, Planned Parenthood and National Abortion Federation employees aren't the only ones that have to be worried. Evidence was obtained from other abortion facilities and family planning service providers also, which shows that a failure-to-report-rate of over ninety-percent is common throughout the abortion/birth control industry. This evidence is being made available to law enforcement officials around the country and many states are beginning to take a hard look at these crimes.

Beware of policies or procedures that are designed to avoid the mandatory child abuse reporting laws in your state. You might end up individually criminally liable. Furthermore, you could also expose yourself to a civil lawsuit by the victim, a parent of the victim, or a future victim - who would not have become a victim if the mandatory reporting law had been complied with, so the state could arrest the perpetrator.

Encouraging or concealing statutory rape is facilitating a felony. Clinic workers are not allowed to use their discretion as to which cases should be reported and which ones should not. The law requires all such cases to be reported to the designated state agency. After that, it becomes the job of that agency to determine the facts of the case and to decide who will be prosecuted and who will not.

Call 940-380-8800 to request a FREE copy of the Special Report that provides further details of this investigation and the specific evidence that was uncovered, or click here to order a copy online.