Clarifying Information
A report of child rape to law enforcement can be made only when the department knows the age of the alleged perpetrator. We do not have to ask the age of the alleged father. However, if the age of the father is known and it meets one of the child rape conditions above, a report of suspected child rape must be made to the law enforcement agency that has jurisdiction where the minor lives (either city police or county sheriff).
The gender or sexual orientation of the parties involved does not matter. If the incident meets the child rape criteria above, we must report it to the appropriate law enforcement agency (e.g. city policy or county sheriff).