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Adelaide man charged with 19 child abuse offences

A 68-year-old Adelaide man has been charged with 19 offences. They allegedly involve seven victims between 1990 and 2001.

South Australian Police have charged a 68-year-old Adelaide man with 19 past child sexual abuse charges. The alleged crimes involve seven victims.

They span an 11-year period from 1990 to 2001. The charges include unlawful sexual intercourse and indecent assault.

Detectives from the Special Crime Investigation Section arrested him on Thursday. He was released on bail.

He must appear in court on 16 November. Police say the investigation continues.

19 offences involving 7 victims
Charges and victims
68 years old
Suspect's age
1990 to 2001
Alleged period
16 November
Court appearance

Why it mattersCases of old abuse being taken to court give victims a way to get justice. This can happen even after many years of silence.

AustraliaSouth Australian justice system continues to pursue historic abuse cases, supporting survivors through the court process.

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