Police: Tubman center staffer had ‘inappropriate interaction’ with juvenile resident

Local authorities have arrested an employee of the Harriet Tubman Residential Center in Sennett for an alleged “inappropriate interaction” with a juvenile resident. Few details have been released, but the arrest has sparked new concerns about youth facility oversight and safety.

Key Takeaways:

  • A staff member at the Harriet Tubman Residential Center was arrested.
  • Police describe the incident as an “inappropriate interaction” with a juvenile.
  • The arrest took place in Sennett, where the facility is located.
  • The alleged misconduct underscores broader concerns about staff oversight.
  • The story was originally reported by The Citizen staff and published by Auburnpub.

Employee Arrested at Tubman Center

An employee of the Harriet Tubman Residential Center in Sennett has been taken into custody following what authorities describe as an “inappropriate interaction” with a juvenile under the center’s care. Initial reports provided few additional details, but local law enforcement confirmed an official arrest.

Police Statement

Law enforcement has yet to elaborate on the specifics of the alleged wrongdoing, beyond noting that the situation warranted immediate action. Police have publicly referred to the incident as an “inappropriate interaction,” indicating a serious matter without revealing further evidence or testimony.

Facility Background

Located in Sennett, the Harriet Tubman Residential Center provides services for juvenile residents. Named after the famed abolitionist, the center typically aims to offer counseling and supervision for youth. It is unclear how the alleged incident came to the attention of authorities.

Broader Concerns

While details remain limited, the arrest spotlights broader questions about oversight, training, and protection of minors in residential settings. Ensuring the well-being of young residents is a central responsibility, and any sign of potential misconduct raises immediate concern among stakeholders.

Source and Publication Details

This story was originally reported by The Citizen staff and published by Auburnpub. The arrest occurred prior to September 25, 2025, when the news became public. Officials have not released additional updates at this time, and it remains to be seen whether further charges or investigations will unfold.

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