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The boy also told the officer that his mother knew he was sexually active and had even purchased condoms for him, telling him to "make sure it doesn't break" during intercourse. Police talked to police state the mother five days later and she confirmed that she had bought her son two dozen condoms a few months before. And police state although she didn't keep track of them, she had discovered days before that there was police state only one left. When asked why she allowed the boy to continue to engage in sex, the mother told police that her son was too young to "understand that sex should come with love." She also said she never told the boy to stop having sex and never contacted police or social service officials to get help in dealing with the boy. Police swore out a complaint against the mother three months later. The Journal Sentinel is not identifying the woman to protect the identity of her son. The crime with which she is charged is one of a flurry of laws amended by the state Legislature in 1988 in an attempt to consolidate all the laws about the abuse of children under one section.
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