Overview
- Officer Saul Duran was arrested on July 7 on suspicion of sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl through The Parent Project and charged with five counts of lewd acts with a child.
- He posted $250,000 bail and remains on administrative leave ahead of his August 7 arraignment.
- Prosecutors said they could only charge Duran for alleged abuse of the younger sister because the statute of limitations has expired for the older sibling.
- Police Chief Paul Joseph has ordered an immediate review of all programs that allow officers to interact with minors.
- District Attorney Jeff Rosen and Chief Joseph are encouraging anyone with similar experiences to report them to the SJPD Internal Affairs unit.