FBI Faces Continued Failures in Child Sexual Abuse Investigations

Despite reforms post-Larry Nassar scandal, a new report reveals persistent gaps in handling cases and compliance with protocols.

Inspector General's audit found 42 cases needing immediate action that were mishandled.
FBI agents often fail to report allegations to local authorities within required timeframes.
Staffing shortages and resource constraints contribute to investigation delays.
The FBI has accepted all 11 recommendations from the audit to improve procedures.
The Justice Department agreed to a $138.7 million settlement with Nassar victims over mishandling of their cases.