Former Coast Guard Cadets File Claims Over Mishandled Sexual Assault Cases
Thirteen ex-cadets seek damages, alleging negligence and cover-ups by the academy and federal agencies.
- The complaints involve allegations of sexual assault from the 1980s to recent years.
- Former cadets claim the academy failed to address and concealed sexual violence.
- Each claimant is seeking $10 million in damages for career and personal impacts.
- The Coast Guard has six months to respond to the Federal Tort Claims Act filings.
- The investigation, 'Operation Fouled Anchor,' revealed systemic issues in handling assault cases.