(File Photo of Beaver County District Attorney Nate Bible)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Beaver County, PA) Beaver County District Attorney Nate Bible is now pushing back after a group that is aiming to expose alleged child predators accused him of not filing charges against Ronald Antolik, Jr. 

Bible is defending himself after the vigilante justice group 814 Pred Hunters went online and said that he did not file charges against Antolik, even after the group had evidence of a sting that they did in July.  

The group claims that Antolik would never have been able to try to lure a teenage girl that was walking home from school two months later if those charges had been filed. 

The group contacted Rochester police on July 17th and eventually learned that Antolik sent explicit videos and pictures to someone who was posing as a child.  

Antolik then drove up to a fourteen-year-old girl from Rochester Area School District on September 10th and told her that he can take her back to his cabin. 

Police eventually tracked Antolik down, and they then went to his home. Antolik resisted arrest before being taken into custody after a brief standoff occurred. 

Bible did not file charges, and he said that it is because his hands are tied.