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Catholic Church / Sex Abuse / Priests / Shanley Arrest #701329

NBC Evening News for Thursday, May 02, 2002
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(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(New York: Rehema Ellis) The arrest in San Diego of Catholic priest Paul Shanley for the rape of young boys reported; scenes shown of Shanley's arrest. [Victim's father Rodney FORD - says Shanley caused his family pain for 18 years.] [US Marshal's Service James SCHIELD - says Shanley was cooperative when he was arrested.] [Middlesex County, MA, district attorney Martha COAKLEY - says Shanley removed boys from class and abused them.] [Parishioner Jacqueline GOFF-ROWE - says it is time for Shanley to be arrested.] [New England School of Law Wendy MURPHY - says there is documentation proving that Shanley advocated sex with minors.]

NOTE: Local weather bulletin on screen from 5:30:50 to 5:31:50.

Reporter(s):
Ellis, Rehema;
Williams, Brian
Duration:
00:02:50

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