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Chicora Man Charged With Assaulting Child Over Nearly Three Years in Concord Township

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Published on September 22, 2026
Chicora Man Charged With Assaulting Child Over Nearly Three Years in Concord TownshipSource: Gbudman / Wikimedia Commons

A Chicora man is facing multiple charges after a child told investigators she was assaulted every other weekend for nearly three years at a home in Concord Township. Brandon Lindenberger was charged Friday in connection with the alleged abuse, which reportedly began in October 2020 and continued until June 2023, according to 977 Rocks 97.7 FM.

The alleged incidents took place every other weekend when the child was with Lindenberger, according to ButlerRadio.com. The child, who is now 10, reportedly told investigators that Lindenberger became angry when she tried to talk during the encounters.

What Lindenberger Allegedly Told Police

In an interview with police, Lindenberger allegedly acknowledged one assault and said he had “snapped out of it” before apologizing to the child, according to the report. The account does not say whether he responded to the other alleged incidents.

Lindenberger faces charges of aggravated assault, indecent assault of a person less than 13, corruption of minors, endangering the welfare of children and indecent exposure, the station reported. A preliminary hearing had not been scheduled as of Monday.

Where to Report Suspected Abuse

According to Butler County Children and Youth Services, the agency is the county authority responsible for investigating child abuse and neglect. The county says suspected abuse or neglect can be reported to ChildLine at 800-932-0313 or to the Butler County Children and Youth Agency at 724-284-5156, according to Butler County's reporting guidance.

Case Still in Early Stages

The case remains in its early stages, with no hearing date set and no further scheduling information available at this time. Details on Lindenberger's legal representation, any response from him, or a statement from the victim's family were not included in the reporting.