NEWS from PIKE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Man sentenced up to 25 years for sexual assault of two children in Pike County

Posted 11/10/26

MILFORD, PA — Pike County District Attorney Ray Tonkin announced the sentencing of a former Pike County resident for Rape of a Child and Involuntary Deviated Sexual Intercourse.

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NEWS from PIKE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Man sentenced up to 25 years for sexual assault of two children in Pike County

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MILFORD, PA — Pike County District Attorney Ray Tonkin announced the sentencing of a former Pike County resident for Rape of a Child and Involuntary Deviated Sexual Intercourse.

Ayden Storm McCabe, age 24, of Brookfield, Wisconsin, previously entered a plea of guilty to the crimes of Rape of a Child and Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse, both Felonies. Pike County President Judge Gregory H. Chelak sentenced McCabe to a total sentence of no less than 12 years up to 25 years in State Correctional Facility along with a fine of $11,000.00.

According to the affidavit of probable cause supporting the charges, detectives at the district attorney’s office obtained information from a Childline report. During the investigation, at an interview at Dickson House Children’s Advocacy Center, a minor child reported that McCabe sexually assaulted them over a number of years from when McCabe was aged 14-21. Detectives then identified an additional victim.

McCabe was arrested on the Pike County charges in Brookfield, Wisconsin with the assistance of the City of Brookfield Police Department. After obtaining a Governor’s Warrant to require McCabe’s extradition back to Pike County, detectives travelled to Wisconsin to extradite McCabe back to Pike County. McCabe has been held at Pike County Correctional Facility pending the outcome of the case. He will now be transferred to a State Correctional Facility to being serving his sentence. McCabe is required to register with the Pennsylvania State Police under Pennsylvania’s version of Megan’s Law for life.

Pennsylvania, sexual assault

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