The Sunbury News
Breaking News »Council for Older Adults Begins Senior Farmers’ Market Voucher Distribution

Sunbury man charged in rape, kidnapping case

By KATE LIEBERS

For The Sun­bury News

A Sun­bury man and for­mer police offi­cer was for­mally charged Fri­day with abduct­ing, kid­nap­ping and rap­ing a teenage girl he met on the Internet.

Scott Cisco, 47, now faces six first-degree felony counts of rape, three first-degree felony counts of kid­nap­ping, and one third-degree felony count of abduction.

The first-degree felonies are pun­ish­able by up to 10 years in prison and a $20,000 fine. Third-degree felonies are pun­ish­able by up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

Cisco is accused of dri­ving to Indi­ana to pick up a 17-year-old girl and hav­ing sex with her at his apart­ment, then attempt­ing to trap her there while he went to work at a local tav­ern the fol­low­ing day.

The new indict­ment reflects more severe charges than the ini­tial one count of kid­nap­ping with sex­ual moti­va­tion and one count of rape that Cisco orig­i­nally faced.

If con­victed of rape, Cisco would be clas­si­fied as a sex offender.

Cisco remains at the Delaware County Jail on a $250,000 bond. He is for­bid­den to have any con­tact with the victim.

The defen­dant turned him­self into the Sun­bury Police Depart­ment Octo­ber 25 after learn­ing that offi­cers had vis­ited his South Ver­non Street apartment.

The police visit fol­lowed a 911 call made by the 17-year-old Indi­anapo­lis girl, who said she had just escaped the apart­ment of a man try­ing to kid­nap her.

Cisco had allegedly com­mu­ni­cated with the girl online before dri­ving to Indi­ana ear­lier that week to pick her up. He report­edly forced sex on the girl at his apart­ment, then attempted to trap her there while he went to work at a local tav­ern the fol­low­ing day.

Cisco has worked in law enforce­ment, includ­ing serv­ing at the Mon­roeville Police Depart­ment in north­east Ohio.

His arraign­ment was to be held at Judge W. Dun­can Whitney’s court­room in the Delaware County Com­mon Pleas Court this week.

Gary Henery Posted by on Nov 7 2012. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS Feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

Comments are closed

Search Archive

Search by Date
Search by Category
Search with Google

Open M - F 8am to 5pm | 740-363-1161 | 40 N. Sandusky Street, Suite 202, Delaware, OH 43015

We use third-party advertising companies to serve ads when you visit our Web site. For more information click here.
Click on the following for legal information: Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions
Copyright © 2010 - 2012, Ohio Community Media