Registered Sex Offender Caught Spying On Women And Girls At VA School Complains Prosecutor Misgendered Him
A registered sex offender who was caught allegedly exposing himself to women and children in facilities at a Virginia school multiple times over the course of several months is complaining in court that the prosecutor…


A registered sex offender who was caught allegedly exposing himself to women and children in facilities at a Virginia school multiple times over the course of several months is complaining in court that the prosecutor is misgendering him.
Richard Cox was arrested in December 2024 after he allegedly exposed himself to women and children in the women’s locker room of a community pool, which shares facilities with Washington-Liberty High School in Arlington, Virginia. Cox reportedly complained in court on Thursday that the prosecutor was misgendering him by correctly referring to Cox as a man, according to Nick Minock of ABC7 News.
The judge refused Cox’s demand to make the prosecutor refer to him as a woman, according to Minock.
Cox, a Tier III registered sex offender who was first charged with indecent liberties in Arlington in 1992, was allowed to access the women’s changing room because he claims to be a woman. Arlington Public Schools (APS), which manages the facility where Cox was caught, maintains a policy that allows people to use bathrooms and locker rooms based on their “gender identity” rather than biological sex.
Even after the event unfolded, the school maintained its commitment to its “inclusive” policies and said it would continue allowing men to use women’s spaces. Several Virginia residents even spoke out at a school board meeting the following month, asking the district to




