Kokomo Catholic Church says investigation underway into 'misconduct allegations' involving ex-employee.
Rev. Fr. Christopher Shocklee released a statement on the St. Patrick Catholic Church website on June 5.
The church is encouraging people to report incidents the former employee to law enforcement, the state’s child abuse and neglect hotline at 1-800-800-5556 as well as the Diocese of Lafayette. “We know that this type of news can be upsetting for everyone involved,” read the statement. “We are here to support you and your families during this time. If needed, the Victim Assistance Coordinator may recommend counseling resources related to particular reports.”
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