Man arrested for alleged sexual abuse of Anchorage children

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Oregon police arrested a man suspected of sexually abusing two  Anchorage children. APD spokesperson Lt. Dave Parker says police in Elgin, Ore. arrested Jacob James Miller Tuesday afternoon.

Miller was employed as a caregiver with Focus, Inc., a non-profit agency serving families who have members with learning or
developmental disabilities.

Police say miller sexually touched a 6-year-old, and forced that child and a 7-year-old to sexually touch him. Investigators say there may be more victims.

Anyone with information about additional victims should call APD at 786-8900 and ask for the Crimes Against Children Unit.