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Drake Bell Charged with Crimes Against Children, Engaged in Inappropriate Chats with a Minor

Drake Bell Charged with Crimes Against Children, Engaged in Inappropriate Chats with a Minor

Jared Drake Bell, who played Drake in the Nickelodeon TV show “Drake and Josh,” is facing charges of disseminating matter harmful to juveniles and attempted endangering children.

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He reportedly engaged in an inappropriate conversation with the 15-year-old victim back in 2017. The chat, which was allegedly sexual at times, occurred in Cleveland leading up to a concert Bell was performing at.

The two had a connection several years prior to the reported incident, according to the girl.

During the concert, Bell "violated his duty of care and, in doing so, created a risk of harm to the victim,” the Prosecutor’s Office said.

The victim filed a report with her local police department in Canada in 2018 about the incident with Bell, Fox 8 News reported. Canadian authorities then contacted Cleveland police, who conducted an investigation.

Bell appeared in Cuyahoga County court Thursday, when he plead not guilty and was released on a $2,500 personal bond. Bell agreed not to contact the alleged victim of the case.

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He is expected to enter a plea of no contest or guilty to the bill of information.

Ian Friedman, a spokesperson for Bell's attorney, confirmed the charges and said that "all the facts will be revealed in the courtroom."

Attempted endangering children is a fourth-degree felony and disseminating matter harmful to juveniles is a first-degree misdemeanor, officials said.

Bell was previously accused of physical and verbal abuse by his ex-girlfriend, Melissa Lingafelt, allegations that he has since denied. In 2015, he was arrested for driving under the influence in the state of California.

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