Sus Vibes at Vernon Cadet Camp: 2007 Allegations Dropped 💣

The Deets

Okay, listen up, this is kinda heavy. A former cadet at Vernon Cadet Camp just yeeted a lawsuit against the camp, the Army Cadet League of Canada, and even the Attorney General of Canada. Why? 'Cause they're saying they were seriously wronged back in '07. We're talking alleged physical and sexual assault by some cadet leader. The alleged perpetrator remains a mystery, but the allegations are clear, no cap.

The lawsuit claims that the camp, like, totally failed to protect this cadet and stop the alleged abuse from even happening. That's a major L if true.

Now, the Army Cadet League of Canada is trying to play it cool, saying the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) are the ones in charge of the camp's operations and who's working there. They're straight-up denying any responsibility and are ready to fight it out in court.

But wait, there's more tea. Apparently, another former cadet already filed a lawsuit last year, saying they were groomed and assaulted by a captain at the camp way back in the '70s. This ain't a good look for the camp, period.

This new lawsuit is claiming the cadet is dealing with major long-term effects from the alleged incident. Like, injuries, damages, and mad expenses. They're saying all this happened 'cause the camp didn't do their job. They claim they were abused physically and sexually, and that other staff and volunteers were aware of the abuse but did nothing. And this perpetrator was allegedly using his position of power to commit these offences. They're going through it, fr fr.

The lawsuit states the complainant has allegedly suffered PTSD, mental anguish, and mistrust of authority and is seeking healthcare expenses to cover the damage. Things about to get wild in court.