PITTSBURGH — A Bethel Park man is facing sexual assault charges in connection with allegations from nearly 10 years ago.
Investigators told Channel 11 News that the alleged victim told them the abuse took place during the summer of 2006.
FREE APPS | NOW | FACEBOOK | TWITTER
- Pittsburgh Steelers have best set of 'triplets' heading into 2015 season
- 5 things to know about Eric Casebolt, Texas officer in shocking pool party video
- PHOTOS: Taylor Swift brings her '1989 Tour' to Heinz Field
- Triple Crown-winning jockey to donate all Belmont winnings to charity
According to police, the now-15-year-old boy claims 45-year-old Steven Kourkoutis sexually assaulted him.
“His allegations stayed the same throughout all the interviews,” Scott Township Police Sgt. Jeff Skees said.
Police said what Kourkoutis is accused of doing to the first-grader inside a Scott Township home was a terrible case of child sex abuse.
During the alleged assaults, which took place in the basement or bathroom, “no words were spoken between the two.”
Afterwards, the alleged victim said Kourkoutis told him to keep quiet about it.
Kourkoutis is charged with corruption of minors, aggravated indecent assault, indecent assault, unlawful contact with the minor, endangering the welfare of children, rape, involuntary deviant sexual intercourse and sexual assault.
The investigation remains active and ongoing.