FTA:

In the fall of 2013, she and Ruscoe worked security at a Battle of the Bands event at Trumbull High School. After the event Ruscoe drove her to his Trumbull home. Ruscoe became upset when the victim rebuffed his sexual advances, he then slammed his service weapon down on the kitchen counter and ordered her upstairs to his bedroom, grabbing his handcuffs on the way up the stairs, according to the affidavit. Once in the bedroom he pulled off the teen's cadet uniform and, over her many protests, sexually assaulted her, the affidavit states.

"I was completely betrayed by someone I looked up to as a role model," the girl told the judge. "I still wake up in a pool of sweat after having a nightmare where I yell stop and no, the two words I yelled that night at him."

Stunningly, Superior Court Judge Robert Devlin, told the victim and her family, "I know you have really been traumatized by this situation. But I ask you, when you walk out of this courtroom, leave it here. There is a path forward for you and you have what you need to go forward."

While acknowledging that children need to be protected, Devlin, in a slap in the face to all sexual assault victims, said he was giving Ruscoe credit for his years of good service with the police department and only sentencing him to 30-months rather than the agreed upon plea deal of 72-months.

Oh look another "bad apple" judge.
Don't worry he's not indicative of the corruption in the current legal system. /s