A Harris County, Texas, man is accused of 'sucking' and 'biting' a 10-year-old boy's neck after forcing the boy to take a photo wit him in a bathroom.
A Texas man in Harris County was charged with a third-degree felony, after he lured a 10-year-old boy into a bathroom and allegedly 'sucked' and 'bit on his neck like a vampire,' according to reports. Colton Tyler Ryan, 27, allegedly installed the Facebook Messenger app on the boy’s cellphone and began making contact with him at all hours without the consent of the boy’s mother before the incident, FOX 26 reported, citing court documents.
OLDEST DAUGHTER OF UTAH PARENTING BLOGGER ACCUSED OF CHILD ABUSE SPEAKS OUT FOR FIRST TIME SINCE MOM'S ARREST He allegedly took the boy into a public bathroom at the apartment complex while the 10-year-old was outside playing with friends and forced the boy to take a photo with him on Oct. 13. The boy told investigators that Ryan 'raised his voice and forced him to take that photo with him,' court documents said, according to KHOU-TV.
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