Shawn Jordan, a former Rochester police officer, was sentenced to only 10 weekends in jail after pleading guilty to raping a 13-year-old girl in 2022, sparking outrage from the community and child advocacy groups. The plea deal aimed to spare the young victim from the trauma of testifying, but many, including Assistant District Attorney Kelly Wolford, expressed regret over the lenient sentence, stating it does not reflect the severity of the crime. Activists like Kathryn Robb condemned the ruling as a dangerous precedent that undermines the seriousness of child sexual abuse, noting the lifelong impact on the victim. Jordan had faced additional charges for exposing himself to another minor, indicating a pattern of predatory behavior. The victim's family pleaded for harsher punishment, highlighting the emotional toll on their daughter. The case has raised significant concerns about trust in law enforcement and the justice system's handling of sexual offenses against minors.