Bishop Arrested for Sex Act with a Teenager
Dennis McCormack was arrested on Wednesday, accused of performing a sex act on a teenager he met through his work as a self-professed Catholic Bishop. The crime was captured on a security camera.
McCormack was never formally ordained by the Catholic Church.
He pleaded not guilty to criminal sexual acts.
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I can't stand to hear about people who are supposed to be looked up to ding something like this. It is sick and wrong, bishops or teachers should now better.