‘Reverend’ Raphael Warnock, a Georgia Democrat candidate in crucial run-off race, oversaw a church camp in which a 12-year-old was doused in urine and forced to sleep outside all night in a basketball court – Warnock then tried to disrupt the inquiry. Just the kind of person we need on Capitol Hill because he’ll feel right at home

Camper Recounts Abuse at Warnock Church Camp

Anthony Washington, now 30, tells the Washington Free Beacon counselors tossed urine on him, forced him to sleep outside

Among the indignities 12-year-old Anthony Washington endured at the church camp overseen by Reverend Raphael Warnock: counselors who tossed urine on him and locked him outside his cabin overnight.

Washington, now 30, recounted the events in an interview with the Washington Free Beacon and said his experience at the camp resulted in a 2003 lawsuitthat ended two years later, when Washington says he and his family received a large financial settlement.

Washington’s account of the 2002 events provides the first direct insight into the alleged abuse and neglect that transpired at Camp Farthest Out, which Warnock oversaw as senior pastor of Maryland’s Douglas Memorial Community church, and raises new questions for the Democrat, who is currently vying for a Senate seat in Georgia.