Hi - I'm Guy. I am an attorney that practices in Pennsylvania. I am a former sex crimes prosecutor and my day-to-day cases are almost exclusively helping survivors of sexual abuse get justice. My team and I are ready to help.
A disturbing case of workplace sexual assault in Chester County, Pennsylvania, involving a Burger King employee and two underage coworkers. Anthony Burns, 37, of Spring City, has been arrested and charged with multiple offenses related to the sexual assault of minors under the age of sixteen.
The Chester County District Attorney's Office and Chester County Detectives have brought forth serious allegations against Burns:
Anthony Burns faces a series of grave charges, including:
These allegations highlight the serious nature of workplace sexual assault and the exploitation of minors in employment settings.
Chester County District Attorney Christopher L. de Barrena-Sarobe emphasized the severity of the situation, stating, "This Defendant had sex with one child and groomed another. Our teenagers should be able to participate in work-related activities without the fear of being subjected to this kind of despicable behavior."
For those with information about this case or concerns about child safety:
Guy D'Andrea, Esq., a seasoned attorney at Abuse Guardians, offers his perspective on this case: "The allegations against Anthony Burns are deeply troubling and highlight the vulnerability of young workers in entry-level positions. Employers have a responsibility to create safe work environments, especially when minors are involved. This case underscores the importance of rigorous background checks and proper supervision in workplaces where teenagers are employed.
From a legal standpoint, the charges brought against Burns are severe and carry significant penalties if he's convicted. It's crucial for victims of workplace sexual assault to know that they have legal recourse and support available. Our firm is committed to advocating for survivors and holding perpetrators accountable."
This case serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing need for vigilance in protecting minors in the workplace and the importance of swift action when abuse is suspected or reported.
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