RELATED: Dayton airport police sergeant indicted for old child sex crime
Mohn is accused in the felony charge of engaging in sexual activity involving a child younger than 13, records show.
The judge ordered a continuation of Mohn’s own-recognizance bond (meaning he must continue to attend all hearings and activities in the criminal case or be locked up until the conclusion of the case) and ordered him not to have any contact with the alleged victim.
INITIAL REPORT (May 2)
A Dayton airport police sergeant is to be arraigned today in an old sex crime stemming from an indictment on one count of gross sexual imposition against a child younger than 13.
RELATED: Dayton airport police sergeant indicted for old child sex crime
Sgt. Christopher Mohn, 43, was indicted last month on a third-degree felony involving an incident alleged to have occurred between Oct. 31, 1997, and July 11, 1998.
The case, brought by Huber Heights police, involved what county prosecutors called a “late disclosure.”
Mohn, who also served as a corrections officer at the Dayton Human Rehabilitation Center, was promoted to sergeant in 2012, according to a City of Dayton video.
He has been on paid administrative leave.
The arraignment will be this morning in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court.
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