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"Gary Gurson" <gurson@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Why is this a crime if they have nudist camps for kids? Exactly
> what law has been broken?
>
> D.C. Officer Charged in Second Nudity Case
>
> By David A. Fahrenthold and Arthur Santana
> Washington Post Staff Writers
> Thursday, October 23, 2003; Page B01
[story snipped]

Because 1) nudist and clothing-optional venues that include children require
the express permission of the parent(s) or guardian(s) for the child to
attend with anyone other than the parent/guardian; and 2) nudist and
clothing-optional venues are not for the purpose of sexually stimulating
attendees.

Apparently, from what's on the news wires, this guy did not have parental
permission for the kids to be nude (or for him to be nude in their
presence), and was doing it in order to sexually stimulate himself and/or
the boys. That is not nudism; that is a crime.



Bill
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Gary Gurson wrote:
> 
> Why is this a crime if they have nudist camps for kids? 
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It isn't. This wasn't.


>Exactly what law has been broken?
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Sounds like several.
Steve
 

> D.C. Officer Charged in Second Nudity Case
> 
> By David A. Fahrenthold and Arthur Santana
> Washington Post Staff Writers
> Thursday, October 23, 2003; Page B01
> 
> A D.C. police officer arrested this week for indecent behavior in
> Fairfax County faced new charges yesterday in the District, where police
> said that he was
> naked while playing Ping-Pong with an 11-year-old boy.
> 
> David E. Parnigoni, 33, a former youth baseball coach and teacher's aide
> in the D.C. public schools, was caught with the child July 22 by an
> adult at a home in
> Northwest Washington, police said. The boy was clothed during the game,
> police said.
> 
> Parnigoni, who lives on Capri Court in Falls Church, turned himself in
> to D.C. police at 7:15 a.m. yesterday, authorities said. He later
> pleaded not guilty in
> D.C. Superior Court to charges of exposing himself to a minor and an
> adult.
> 
> Magistrate Judge Richard H. Ringell released Parnigoni on his own
> recognizance but ordered that he have no contact with the boy and that
> he stay away from
> children unless they are being supervised by other adults.
> 
> Parnigoni left the courthouse without commenting. His attorney, Robert
> Boraks, declined to comment.
> 
> The new charges came two days after Fairfax County police arrested
> Parnigoni on charges that he behaved inappropriately on two occasions
> this year with two
> 11-year-old boys who visited his home.
> 
> Fairfax County police said that Parnigoni played a betting game in which
> the loser was required to strip naked and run through the house. Police
> said that he and
> the boys disrobed while playing.