A clinic worker then asks about her age and the age of her lover. Responding to her request for a morning-after pill, according to the SFLA video the worker says "Well sweetie we can give you Plan B. However, you’re underage, and we can’t really give you what you need right now."
"Do you know anyone who’s 18 who can buy it for you?" the clinic worker asks.
"Well he can," the student replies.
"OK well yea, that would be fine," a clinic worker remarks.
Soon after another clinic worker asks "You said you had sex with a 30 year-old man?"
"Um, yea" said the student.
"You know that’s against the law, right? And we have to report something like this," the worker says.
"Well, it’s not, it’s not like that," the student actor replies.
"It is against the law," the clinic worker says. "You do know that’s against the law?"
"We have to report it, since you came in as a minor saying that you had sex with someone that’s over 18."
Later that day, the student called back and gave the clinic worker an identity and an address to report. The clinic worker recognized her as the same girl and repeated that the alleged underage relationship was against the law.
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"You do understand we have to report this, okay?" the clinic worker asked.
A later SFLA request for all reports of statutory rape in Winston-Salem from June 13 through September 30 produced no records showing that the second case was reported to authorities.
SFLA Executive Director Kristan Hawkins commented on the investigation:
"These videos are simply shocking. That Planned Parenthood staffers acknowledged the girls were being raped and then did not report the crime is horrific. They allowed these girls to go home to their rapists and even confirmed that their rapists could get the Morning After Pill for them to cover their crimes."
Tom McClusky, Vice President of Government Affairs for the Family Research Council, also responded to the investigation, saying:
"As long as Planned Parenthood puts their fealty to abortion on demand above protecting young girls from statutory rapists then investigations such as the ones done by SFLA will be needed."