A Pennsylvania man, who is currently aged 20, has been charged by authorities for reportedly molesting a six-year-old girl when the suspect had only been a child himself.

In a report released by the Bucks County Courier Times, the now 20-year-old suspect had only been 11 years old when he began sexually abusing another child for years.

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Raymen Kris Arango, who is a resident of Bensalem, had been arraigned last Friday for allegedly committing sexual assault acts on a girl, who was then six years old, at the time the suspect was 11 years of age.

The arraignment had been said to be conducted under the supervision of District Judge Joseph Falcon. Arango was charged with the felony sexual assault and released following the suspect's payment of an unsecured bail amounting to $100,000.

In accordance with the police records, as well as the statements gathered from the investigating officers of the case, Arango is alleged to have been committing sexual assaults against a girl aged six year old since the year 2005. At the time the sexual abuse had commenced, the suspect was merely 11 years of age.

Police officers handling the case disclosed that the suspect sexually took advantage of the girl until the year 2007. The abusive sexual acts performed by Arango on the victim included actual sexual intercourse, as well as other intimate activities against the will of the then six-year-old girl.

According to the court documents, the case had been assigned to a Bensalem detective following the retirement of the police officer previously handling the matter. The case had been reassigned in February, in the victim had already been interviewed by the new officer in charge. The detective assigned to the case revealed that the victim is now 15 years old.

Following the interview, the investigating officers searched for Arango. The suspect had been located in August.

Based on the details disclosed by the investigators, Arango issued a letter of apology to the girl he sexually molested for years after confessing his crime to the authorities.

Arango has no listed lawyer based on the records found online. He will be having his preliminary hearing on Nov. 6.

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