Teen arrested for molesting 6-year-old boy
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An arrest warrant was issued Friday for an 18-year-old man accused of the lewd molestation of a 6-year-old boy.

Aaron Kelley of Missouri is currently being held in the Sequoyah County Jail in Sallisaw on a $10,000 bond, Muldrow Assistant Police Chief Tim Keith said. A warrant was filed Friday in Sequoyah County District Court in Sallisaw, according to court records.

Keith indicated that the warrant against Kelley was in connection to an April 11 report by the child's parents.

The parents alleged that Kelley was at the home of one of the child's parents in Muldrow when the alleged molestation occurred. The child later told his parents what happened.

Keith said that Kelley was already in the Muldrow Jail on an unrelated petty larceny charge when the alleged victim's parents reported the alleged molestation to police. He said that Kelley was later transferred to the county jail.
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