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Northwestern Human Services staffer charged with assault
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - January 13, 2010 -- An eastern Pennsylvania man is charged with sexually assaulting a teen patient at a treatment facility where he worked.
Thirty-nine-year-old Andre Lamonte Ingram of Bethlehem is charged with 15 counts of institutional sexual assault.
Police say he repeatedly assaulted a 17-year-old girl being treated at Northwestern Human Services last summer.
The facility provides a variety of treatment services including drug and alcohol addiction counseling to mental health programs. Police say Ingram was a residential staff member at the facility.
Ingram was charged Tuesday. He is begin held on $10,000 bail.
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--- Quote ---BETHLEHEM, Pa. - January 13, 2010 -- An eastern Pennsylvania man is charged with sexually assaulting a teen patient at a treatment facility where he worked.
Thirty-nine-year-old Andre Lamonte Ingram of Bethlehem is charged with 15 counts of institutional sexual assault. Police say he repeatedly assaulted a 17-year-old girl being treated at Northwestern Human Services last summer.
The facility provides a variety of treatment services including drug and alcohol addiction counseling to mental health programs. Police say Ingram was a residential staff member at the facility.
Ingram was charged Tuesday. He is begin held on $10,000 bail.
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Title for the above article: Pa. man charged with institutional sex assault
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lehighvalleylive.com
Bethlehem man repeatedly molested 17-year-old patient at Bethlehem Twp., Pa., facility, police say
By Precious Petty
January 12, 2010, 4:41PM
A 39-year-old Bethlehem man is charged with repeatedly sexually assaulting a teenage girl being treated at Northwestern Human Services, the Bethlehem Township, Pa., facility where he worked.
Andre Lamonte Ingram, of the 1800 block of Chester Road, is charged with 15 counts of institutional sexual assault, a third-degree felony, police said. He was arrested today then arraigned before District Judge Joseph Barner, who sent him to Northampton County Prison in lieu of $10,000 bail.
Township police say Ingram was 38 when he sexually assaulted the 17-year-old patient on 15 occasions between June 4 and Aug. 30. He was a residential staff member at the facility, police said.
Northwestern Human Services provides a variety of different services ranging from drug and alcohol treatment to programs for people with intellectual developmental disabilities, according to the company's Web site. A police report does not say why the victim was a patient in the township facility, which is in the 4000 block of Coleman Street.
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This article appears to be more in-depth; unfortunately, the latter portion is in the pay-per-view section of The Express-Times' archives:
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Bethlehem man accused of sexually assaulting teen at group home in Bethlehem Township
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
By NICK FALSONE
The Express-Times
BETHLEHEM TWP. | A 39-year-old man is accused of carrying on a sexual relationship with a mentally ill teenage girl who was a patient at the group home where the man worked, police said.
Andre Lamonte Ingram, of the 1800 block of Chester Road in Bethlehem, surrendered Tuesday at township police headquarters, Capt. George Boksan said in a news release.
Ingram was arrested there and charged with 15 counts of institutional sexual assault, a third-degree felony offense, Boksan said.
The suspect worked as a residential staff member at the group home in the 4000 block of Coleman Street. The home is operated by Northwestern Human Services, which is headquartered in Lafayette Hill, Pa., but is contracted to accept children placed there by Northampton County Children and Youth.
The girl, who was 17 during the span when the alleged sexual assaults occurred last year, reported them to police Sept. 1 while at Lehigh Valley Hospital-Muhlenberg.
She told police she and Ingram first had sex in June in the basement of the group home, according to court records. She also told police about 14 other incidents of sexual activity between the two inside the home, the last of which occurred in August, court records say.
Ingram allegedly instructed the girl to not tell anybody about the encounters or he would lose his job. He also allegedly told the girl he loved her.
Ingram was arraigned Tuesday afternoon before District Judge Joseph Barner. He was sent to Northampton County Prison in lieu of $10,000 bail.
Northampton County Human Services Director Ross Marcus on Tuesday afternoon said he was unaware of the case and declined comment.
Officials from Northwestern Human Services did not respond to a phone message left Tuesday afternoon.
Court records say the girl suffers from bipolar disorder and was sent to the home because she needed to be monitored in a controlled environment....
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15 counts of institutional sexual assault reduced to one.
Plea deal in case of mental health worker sex assault case
Andre Lamont Ingram allegedly had sex with girl, 17, at Bethlehem Township site.-By Pamela Lehman
A 39-year-old man charged with sexually assaulting a teen at a Bethlehem Township mental health facility where he worked has a plea deal to resolve the case, according to court testimony Tuesday.
Prosecutors said Andre Lamont Ingram will plead guilty to one count of institutional sexual assault. In exchange for the guilty plea, 14 other counts of institutional sexual assault will be dropped, said Northampton County Assistant District Attorney Patricia Broscius.
Ingram waived his right to a preliminary hearing Tuesday before District Judge Joseph Barner. Ingram's attorney, Glennis Clark of Allentown, declined to comment after the hearing.
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