Police say the sexual assaults allegedly took place between 2004 and 2011 while the students were teenagers playing football at Churchill High School and Vincent Massey Collegiate.
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The students, now adults, all reported being sexually assaulted by a man who initially taught physical education and coached football in Churchill before becoming a fitness instructor and soccer coach at Vincent Massey. Investigators say the coach had a relationship with the students and say most of the alleged attacks took place at the suspect’s home. The story goes on under the ad 0:30 Teacher Brandon charged with sexual assault in 2010, student seduction Teacher Brandon charged with sexual assault in 2010, student seduction – January 4, 2022 “He treated them; that’s what this type of suspect does,” said police spokesman Const. said Dani McKinnon on Wednesday. “They are involved in their lives, they are building trust. “They are already in a position of trust and control – they are teachers, they are coaches – so they immediately have a nice platform of trust.” Police began investigating the alleged attacks after one of the complainants told police an incident occurred in 2004, McKinnon said.
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The investigation found that some of the alleged attacks took place over months and years. McKinnon said historical investigations pose a challenge for investigators because events can sometimes occur a decade before a complainant appears. The story goes on under the ad “We need to go back and have access to witnesses, maybe talk to companies and institutions. “Sometimes it may no longer exist.” The Sexual Crime Unit contacted 5 adult survivors of a history of sexual assault. The attacks took place between 2004-2011 while they were students at Churchill High School and Vincent Massey. Kelsey MCKAY, 51, was arrested. Full release: https://t.co/MCcwDc0oyb – Winnipeg Police (@wpgpolice) April 13, 2022 Kelsey Albert Dana McKay, 51, of Winnipeg was arrested on Tuesday. Trending Stories
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He has been charged with five counts of sexual assault, four counts of sexual exploitation, one count of sexual assault and four counts of seduction. Police say McKay was released on Crown Consent.
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McKinnon said McKay was still working as a teacher at the Pembina Trails School Division at the time of his arrest. The story goes on under the ad In a statement to Global News, Pembina Trails School Inspector Ted Fransen said McKay has since been placed on unpaid administrative leave and is not allowed on any school property. Fransen said the department has social workers and psychologists on hand and encouraged anyone with information to contact the researchers. 3:25 Clinical Psychologist Detects Warning Signs for Child Abuse Clinical Psychologist Detects Warning Signs for Child Abuse – July 15, 2019 “We want to reassure the Massey community that we will act as soon as possible to respond to any developments on this issue and to support our students and staff,” said Fransen. The Winnipeg School District, the largest school district in the city, said in a statement that it had been notified Wednesday of the investigation into McKay, also a former teacher in the department. “The Winnipeg School District strongly supports the safe and well-maintained schools and the well-being of our students, and the news of this alleged breach of trust is devastating to our school community,” the statement said. The story goes on under the ad
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The Winnipeg Police Department for Sexual Offenses continues to investigate, and McKinnon said police have not ruled out more casualties. “There is always the possibility of other people because the football community is very widespread and the person we are talking about here has had a very long tenure in the football community,” he said. It is the third unrelated case of previous sexual assault that Winnipeg police have been investigating in less than a year. 0:51 Province Expands Support Program for Sexual Abuse Survivors Province Expands Support Program for Sexual Abuse Survivors McKinnon said there has been a change in the way these cases are discussed and investigated. “It’s very good that we are at this point where people were so brave and they came forward,” he said. The story goes on under the ad
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“We continue to have this open dialogue that will encourage other people to be strong, to bond together and to know that we are here to help and help.” Anyone with information that may assist researchers is kindly requested to call 204-986-6245. Other support resources include Winnipeg Police Victims Services at 204-986-6350 and Klinic Sexual Assault Crisis Line at 204-786-8631. – With files from the Canadian press 0:32 Guard accused of sexually assaulting RCMP Little Grand Rapids detainee Guard charged with sexually assaulting RCMP Little Grand Rapids detainee – March 24, 2022 © 2022 Global News, part of Corus Entertainment Inc.
