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I'm Drew Nelson.
A Massachusetts police officer and her husband are now facing child rape charges after a man says they abused him for years, starting when he was a teenager.
The defendants are 31-year-old Samantha Pelrine, who is a Plymouth police officer, and her husband, 37-year-old Daniel Ferrand.
They were arraigned in Plymouth District Court on Thursday and both pleaded not guilty.
Prosecutors say the abuse went on for years.
Plymouth Assistant District Attorney Jim Duffy told the court the alleged victim was taken into the couple's home and later forced into repeated sexual encounters.
According to investigators, the man, who is now in his early 20s, went to state police on March 15th.
He reported that he had been sexually assaulted first by Ferrand and then by Ferrand and Pellerin together on multiple occasions from 2018 through 2025.
Court records say the abuse began after the couple took him in and later became his legal guardians.
State police moved quickly after the report.
Arrest warrants were obtained, and both were taken into custody at their home early in the morning, and authorities say they went peacefully.
In court, defense attorneys pushed back hard on the allegations and focused on the credibility of the accuser, Pellerin's attorney, Joseph Kroski Jr.
Varan's attorney, Tamari Kovach, also challenged the claims laid out in court filings.
Despite the seriousness of the charges, both defendants were released after posting bail.
The judge set bail at $25,000 for Ferrand and $10,000 for Pellerin.
The court also imposed strict conditions.
They are not allowed to have any contact with the alleged victim.
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