The man was reportedly vacationing with a group that included the victim and her mother when the incident allegedly occurred.
The girl and her mother were reportedly part of a group that Freeman was vacationing with. The incident allegedly occurred in the media room of the house they were staying in. The girl reportedly told police that Freeman put his hand insider her shorts as they were watching a move. She got up and changed her shorts, but she alleges he did it again when she returned.
The victim’s mother walked into the room and found the two “nearly nose-to-nose,” according to reports.reported that Freeman was charged with unlawful sexual activity with a minor and released on a $15,000 bond. The site said Freeman is prohibited from traveling and having contact with the victim or children who are under the age of 18. His lawyer has reportedly asked those stipulations be changed so that he can return home and see his children who the site said are 12 and 3-years-od.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Pa. high school athletes may start making money off ads, endorsements | Today in Pa.PIAA paves way for high school athlete payment. Allegheny County exec stands by fracking ban bill veto. Philly revamps home repair program. Harrisburg Dessert Festival this weekend.
Read more »
Police in Pa. Can Now Confiscate, Destroy, Sell Illegal ATVs, Dirt BikesPolice in Pennsylvania will now be able to confiscate, destroy or sell illegal all-terrain vehicles and dirt bikes under a new law passed by Gov. Tom Wolf.
Read more »
Pa. Supreme Court ruling keeps alive litigation over who operates 5 shortlinesThe validity of a 2015 SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority vote on an operating agreement is the remaining issue before the court.
Read more »
Many Pa. hospitals seem awash in profit, but hospitals say reality ‘much harsher’The pandemic likely distorted the financial picture.
Read more »
Pa. gives PGW 30 days to report findings on weather normalization debaclePennsylvania gave Philadelphia Gas Works 30 days to report an internal investigation on last month’s weather normalization fiasco. PGW will issue $12.4 million in customer refunds for overcharges.
Read more »
Pa. Department of State sues Berks, 2 other counties over counting mail-in ballotsThe Department of State sued Lancaster, Berks and Fayette counties in Commonwealth Court, describing them as 'outlier counties' that have not properly certified vote tallies.
Read more »