Police in New York said Isaiah Metz assaulted two officers before he was arrested on Wednesday.
A Harrisburg man wanted on 115 counts of child sex abuse charges was arrested Wednesday in New York City, after assaulting two officers, according to police. Isaiah Metz’s photo was shared by New York City PD Commissioner Keechant Sewell on Tuesday, saying Metz assaulted two Regional Fugitive Task Force officers in Manhattan.
Sewell said Metz was also known as Decklyn McBride. On Wednesday, Sewell shared that Metz was arrested and charged with assaulting two officers. He said that Metz would also be “brought to justice” in Pennsylvania for his outstanding warrants. it is unclear whether Metz’s charges in New York will be handled before he is extradited to Pennsylvania. The York County allegations against Metz stem from last summer, when he was watching a girl while her sister was taken to a doctor’s appointment on July 24,When the family returned, the girl was noticeably more emotional and later described being assaulted. Later, police were able to connect Metz to content he had uploaded of himself sexually assaulting the two girls, including forty-two photos and eight videos. Metz is facing 115 charges, including rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, aggravated indecent assault, corruption of minors, photographing/recording sexual abuse of children, and child pornography.
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