Winnipeg Man Charged for 2022 Movie Theatre Groping of 6-Year-Old

Scott William George, a 28-year-old man from Winnipeg, has been charged in connection with a groping incident involving a child at an elementary school. This incident occurred at Darwin School in St. Vital, where he allegedly assaulted a student in a bathroom. Police reported that the child managed to escape unharmed.
Incident Details
The St. Vital incident took place on Thursday, though the school superintendent confirmed no physical injuries occurred to the child involved. Authorities have charged George with several offenses, including assault, forcible confinement, and two counts of failing to comply with child contact prohibitions.
George’s Criminal History
George is a registered sex offender, having pleaded guilty in 2023 to sexual interference involving a minor. This prior incident occurred in July 2022 at a movie theatre in the Polo Park area, where he groped a six-year-old girl. He was arrested shortly after the incident while exhibiting bizarre behavior due to substance abuse.
- 2023: Pleaded guilty to sexual interference and received a two-year sentence.
- July 2022: Groped a six-year-old girl at a movie theatre.
- Prior to the latest charges: Found wandering in a high school and a park, breaching restrictions.
Behavioral Concerns and Sentencing
During a court hearing, it was noted that George displayed little remorse regarding the sexual offense. Investigators observed that he had been abusing substances such as lacquer and hand sanitizer. The presiding judge described the effects of his actions on the victim and recommended that George seek treatment for his addictions.
Violation of Prohibition Orders
Despite being prohibited from interacting with children, George was found in child-frequented areas multiple times. In February, police discovered him in a park bathroom, while in March, he was seen roaming Dakota Collegiate High School, where he attracted staff attention.
Conclusion
George’s extensive criminal record showcases a pattern of disruptive and harmful behavior, which dates back to 2015. His arrests include charges for theft, breaking and entering, and multiple offenses related to substance abuse. The severity of his crimes against minors raises significant public safety concerns.




