SALISBURY, Md.- A Salisbury man has been convicted of sexually abusing two children under the age of 12.
The Wicomico County State's Attorney's Office said Tuesday that Charles Quails, 52, of Salisbury, was found guilty by a jury of two counts of sexual abuse of a minor, one count of second-degree rape, two counts of second-degree sexual offense, three counts of third-degree sexual offense, and one count of incest.
Wicomico County Circuit Court Judge D. William Simpson presided over the trial and ordered a pre-sentence and mental health investigation be completed prior to sentencing.
According to the State's Attorney, Quails sexually abused two victims in 2017 who were both under the age of 12 at the time of the offenses.
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A Delaware Superior Court judge's gavel.
A Delaware Superior Court judge's gavel.
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Gov. John Carney says he's pleased to hear the Supreme Court has decided to hear a lower court's decision that invalidates provisions in the Delaware Constitution regarding political balance on the state's courts. More
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Wesley College in Dover (Photo: WBOC)
Wesley College in Dover (Photo: WBOC)
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DOVER, Del. --- Weeks after Delaware gave Wesley College the second half of $2 million in funding, state officials say the small private college has requested an additional $3.2 million in taxpayer money for similar purposes. Bert Scogletti, a spokesman fMore
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Something exciting is happening in Salisbury related to sustainable energy, like wind and solar power, only better. That's according to a local entrepreneur who calls it Dylan Energy.More
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Gov. Larry Hogan proposed allocating $3.8 billion for Maryland school construction over five years and a separate measure to increase accountability in academic performance during a news conference Thursday...More
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Hundreds of students gathered at Salisbury University Wednesday in protest of racist and sexist graffiti that was found on campus a few weeks ago.More
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"Keep Somerset Beautiful" has been certified as an official affiliate of the "Keep America Beautiful" network, joining more than 600 state and community-based affiliates across the country.More
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More than two dozen correctional officers in Baltimore were charged Tuesday with using excessive force on prisoners at state-operated jails in a city plagued by decades of institutional corruption, inside and outside jailhouse walls.More
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