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( Page 4 ♦ THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ April 26,2006 durhamregion.com More child abuse charges laid DURHAM COLLEGE CONTINUING EDUCATION BOWMANVILLE - A Bow- manville man already accused of molesting a child has been charged with several more counts of child sexual abuse. Durham Regional Police said the guardian of a 7-year-old girl alerted investigators after the child made allegations of abuse. The child said a man known to her had sexually assaulted her on a number of occasions at a Kawartha Drive residence between February 2004 and September September 2005, police said. John Mertz, 71, of Kawartha Drive was arrested April 14 and charged with five counts each of sexual assault, sexual interference interference and invitation to sexual touching. The charges came a little over a month after police arrested the man when similar accusations were brought forward by another 7-year-old girl, who said she had been subjected to inappropriate touching on a number of occasions. occasions. 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