Man accused of molestation
by Courtney Coble, Staff Writer
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A Muldrow man is facing six felony charges after two sisters accused him of sexually assaulting them on several occasions.

Jerry Dale Green, 48, was charged March 17 in Sequoyah County District Court in Sallisaw with two counts of first degree rape, two counts of lewd molestation, one count of sexual battery and one count of rape by instrumentation. Green is currently being held in the Sequoyah County Jail on a $100,000 bond.

On March 8 Sequoyah County Deputy Billy Dickson was called to the Muldrow Middle School where he meet Jarred Garrett with the Department of Human Services to investigate a possible case of molestation.

Both Dickson and Garrett spoke with a 13-year-old girl who told them Green molested her. Dickson asked for assistance from Investigator Cindy Smith with the district attorney’s office.

During the interview, Smith discovered the girl’s 16-year-old sister was also an alleged victim. When Smith contacted Green about the allegations he became belligerent and uncooperative, according to the report.

Smith was booked in the Sequoyah County Jail and his arraignment was scheduled for Wednesday.
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