Whether or not they knew how damaging it was (how could they NOT know!?) a crime had been committed and they should have reported it - and they themselves should be charged for not having done so.
I can remember problems with my brother (who was very good-looking - takes after his sister!) when he did a holiday job in his teens with the local council. One person there kept giving him money - my Dad soon put a stop to that! - he was very suspicious of the motives.
And as for the scoutmaster when we were little - least said I think! My brother left. It is difficult as the majority of scout leaders are dedicated people who give up their time to help young people.
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