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From Nashua, New Hampshire, “A former employee at the Nashua Children’s Home has been arrested for allegedly raping a teenager earlier this summer.

Police say Jordan Dorsey,  Lawrence, Mass., has been charged with one count of aggravated felonious sexual assault for the incident.

Authorities have not commented on whether the alleged rape took place at the Nashua Children’s Home at 125 Amherst St.

“I can confirm that he was — up until this investigation — employed there, and he was promptly terminated,” Lt. EZ Paulson said of Dorsey on Monday. Paulson refused to elaborate on the case.

Dorsey is free on bail, and will be arraigned Sept. 16 at the 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division. Paulson said Dorsey has not yet appeared in court, and that his bail was posted at the police station immediately after his arrest.

Members of the Nashua Police Department’s Special Investigations Division were informed of the alleged sexual assault on June 16 — the same day Dorsey’s employment with the Nashua Children’s Home ended.

“Upon further investigation it was determined that Dorsey sexually assaulted the 16-year-old female, and an arrest warrant was granted,” police said in a statement. “At this time, the investigation is ongoing.”

Police said the victim was known to Dorsey, and that the alleged offense occurred while Dorsey was employed at the facility at 125 Amherst St. Paulson would not comment on whether the assault occurred at the Nashua Children’s Home, nor would he say whether the victim was a resident at the group home.

“Due to the sensitive nature and ongoing investigation, I would never say anything to jeopardize the investigation or subsequent conviction,” Paulson told the New Hampshire Union Leader. “Our hands are tied, and I don’t want to cause the victim any more hardship.”

Dorsey was arrested without incident after turning himself in to police on Aug. 11, according to authorities.

More details may be released at Dorsey’s arraignment next month; however, there is the possibility that some court documents may be sealed because of the victim’s age, according to police.

“The Nashua Children’s Home remains committed to the care and welfare of New Hampshire’s at-risk youth, and continues that mission,” said David Villiotti, executive director of the organization.

Villiotti said he could not comment on whether the victim was a resident of the Nashua Children’s Home. However, he did state that the staff at the facility is helping all of the kids deal with the situation, and is supporting them during this sensitive time. Villiotti said that a background check was conducted on Dorsey, which included a fingerprinting process, at the time he was hired by the Nashua Children’s Home.

“All of the procedures were followed in this case,” he said, adding Dorsey was immediately terminated once allegations were reported. ”

Ex-children’s home worker charged with rape of teen  [New Hampshire Union Leader  8/24/15 by Kimberly Houghton]

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Update:”A former employee at the Nashua Children’s Home has been indicted for allegedly raping a teenager at the facility earlier this summer.

A Hillsborough County Superior Court grand jury indicted Jordan Dorsey, 31, of …Lawrence, Mass., with one count of aggravated felonious sexual assault for the incident.
According to newly filed court documents, Dorsey is accused of “threatening to retaliate against (the victim) if she did not submit to his requests.”

Dorsey’s victim, a 16-year-old girl, believed Dorsey had the ability to execute the threats in the future because of his employment position at the Amherst Street facility, states court documents.
Dorsey, who is currently free on $50,000 personal recognizance bail, could face 7 ½ to 15 years in prison if convicted of the felony rape charge.

Members of the Nashua Police Department’s Special Investigations Division were informed of the alleged sexual assault on June 16.
Police said previously that Dorsey was promptly terminated from the Nashua Children’s Home once police began investigating the allegations.

Dorsey was arrested without incident after turning himself in to police Aug. 11, according to authorities. He will be arraigned at 10 a.m. Nov. 13 at Hillsborough County Superior Court in Nashua.”

Former children’s home worker indicted on rape charge  [New Hampshire.com 10/26/15]

Update 2: “A former employee at the Nashua Children’s Home is free on bail after waiving his arraignment on a charge of alleged rape against a teenage resident of the facility. On Friday, Jordan Dorsey, 31, …, Lawrence, Mass., waived the court proceeding and was able to post bail, $50,000 personal recognizance and $2,500 corporate surety.”

Former Nashua Children’s Home worker charged with rape of teen out on bail [Manchester 11/17/15]

“The former Nashua Children’s Home employee accused of raping a 16-year-old resident last year has reportedly moved to North Carolina as he awaits trial, which is currently set to start June 6 in Hillsborough County Superior Court South.

Jordan Dorsey, 30, a former Lawrence, Mass. resident who in recent court documents lists his address as Gastonia, N.C., a city about 15 miles west of Charlotte, was arrested Aug. 11 after he turned himself in to police on a warrant charging him with aggravated felonious sexual assault, a Class A felony.”

Former worker accused of assaulting an underage girl [The Nashua Telegraph 1/25/16 by Dean Shaloup]

Update 3: “Former Nashua Children’s Home staff member Jordan Dorsey, charged last year with sexually assaulting a 16-year-old resident of the home, has reached a plea agreement with prosecutors that spares him jail or prison time.

Dorsey, now 32 and a resident of Gastonia, S.C., agreed to plead guilty to the lesser of the two charges against him – a misdemeanor-level count of endangering the welfare of a child – in exchange for a suspended 12-month term in Valley Street jail, according to his lawyer, Nashua attorney Charles Keefe, and the prosecutor, assistant Hillsborough County Attorney Dave Tencza.”

Plea deal settles Nashua Childrens Home sex assault case [ The Nashua Telegraph 10/31/16 by Dean Shaloup]