The FBI did not comply with mandatory reporting requirements for some allegations of child sexual abuse, revealed a report released Thursday by the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Office of the Inspector General (OIG). The investigation was an audit of the FBI’s response to allegations of hands-on sexual offenses against children and compliance with the mandatory reporting requirements, according to the report. The DOJ defines “hands-on” as an offense with “physical sexual contact.” There were “significant issues” with how the FBI responded to the allegations of suspected child abuse, according …