2 LDS sex abuse cases found
case expunged
- Criminal case result: Expunged
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- Mark Cram (1956 – ) was a former Mormon bishop and stake presidency counselor, and city manager in Riverton, Utah; charged in 2006 with voyeurism; admitted climbing a 9-foot wall at a tanning salon to watch a 16-year-old girl undress; pleaded guilty; plea was held in abeyance; he completed the terms set by the court, charge was dismissed and case was expunged in 2008; as of February 2024, lives in Riverton, Utah
Alleged crime: 2000s, 
Alleged crime state:
Utah,
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LDS positions: Bishop, Church employee, Stake high council, Stake presidency counselor, - Criminal case(s): Admitted guilt, Expunged, Not convicted, Pleaded guilty,
- Alleged failure to report
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Alleged crime state:
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- David Gomez (1946 – ) was an LDS bishop in West Valley City, Utah in the late 1980s and early 1990s; allegedly raped, sodomized and fondled several boys he met as their bishop; charged in 2004 with six felonies; charges were dropped in 2005 due to statutes of limitations issues; church officials excommunicated Gomez, but allegedly failed to report to civil authorities for six or seven months
- Alleged crime: 1980s, 1990s,
- Alleged crime city:
crime-city-ut-west-valley,
- Alleged crime county:
UT - Salt Lake,
- Alleged crime state:
Utah,
Alleged crime city:
Alleged crime county:
LDS positions: Bishop, Bishopric counselor, Scout leader, 
Criminal case(s): Charges dropped, Expunged, Not convicted, Police investigation, 
Alleged failure to reportDespite excommunicating Gomez, church officials did not tell police of the alleged abuse for six or seven months until his 2004 arrest
"We'd like to keep this low key."
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