Reckelhoff is the former CEO of Resource Residential Treatment Facility.
An Indianapolis man has been convicted for crimes committed against children in Putnam County.
Kevin Reckelhoff was found guilty on one count of Sexual Misconduct with a Minor and two counts of Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor after a two-day jury trial this week.
The conviction stemmed from crimes committed in the Heritage Lake area in 2023 under the guise of visiting family. Reckelhoff provided alcohol to two minors and then inappropriately touched one of them when they became heavily intoxicated.
Reckelhoff is the former CEO of Resource Residential Treatment Facility, which is a treatment center for adolescents and young adults.
He will be sentenced on April 9, 2025.
"Our office is committed to working diligently with our law enforcement partners to keep our children safe from those who seek to do them harm. We would like to thank The Putnam County Sheriff’s Department for their outstanding work and the victims for their bravery throughout this case," Putnam County Prosecutor Austin Malayer said.
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