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Priest Indicted For Sexual Abuse

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Former Priest Indicted on Child Sex-abuse Charge
Posted: 8:20 PM Aug 29, 2006
Last Updated: 8:20 PM Aug 29, 2006
Reporter: Associated Press

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GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) -- Forty-three-year-old Timothy Joseph Evans is accused of sexually assaulting a teen at Spirit of Christ Parish in Arvada between 1995 and 1997. He's free on 25-thousand dollars bond.

Last year in Fort Collins, Evans was charged with sexually assaulting a child starting in 1998 at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton parish. His attorney has said Evans denies those charges.

No word from Evans or his lawyer on the latest allegations.

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