Man charged with three counts of forced rape against a child
NORWICH – A man accused of repeatedly raping a girl under the age of 11 stood before the Chenango County Court to argue the evidence set against him.
Danny E. Price, 36, 137 Horstman’s Trailer Park, Norwich, is charged with three counts of first degree rape, two counts of first degree sexual abuse and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
Price is accused of having repeated sexual encounters with the same female, who police will only identify as being under the age of 11. The nature of the first degree rape charge indicates that the prosecution believes Price used force or coercion in order to get the child to comply with his demands.
These alleged encounters took place at Price’s former residence at 21 Cortland St., between December 2004 and August 2005.
At the prior court appearance, the defense and the District Attorney’s Office attempted to reach a settlement, but where unable to do so.
“It’s clear that the defendant has refused to accept responsibility for certain aspects of this crime and until he is willing to acknowledge his involvement in such serious and terrible offenses, I can not in good conscience, or in my obligation to the community, agree to any proposed settlement and I am prepared to go to trial, judge,” said Distinct Attorney Joseph McBride.
Danny E. Price, 36, 137 Horstman’s Trailer Park, Norwich, is charged with three counts of first degree rape, two counts of first degree sexual abuse and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
Price is accused of having repeated sexual encounters with the same female, who police will only identify as being under the age of 11. The nature of the first degree rape charge indicates that the prosecution believes Price used force or coercion in order to get the child to comply with his demands.
These alleged encounters took place at Price’s former residence at 21 Cortland St., between December 2004 and August 2005.
At the prior court appearance, the defense and the District Attorney’s Office attempted to reach a settlement, but where unable to do so.
“It’s clear that the defendant has refused to accept responsibility for certain aspects of this crime and until he is willing to acknowledge his involvement in such serious and terrible offenses, I can not in good conscience, or in my obligation to the community, agree to any proposed settlement and I am prepared to go to trial, judge,” said Distinct Attorney Joseph McBride.
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