A Lancaster Township man was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on felony charges related to his interactions with two children.

Corey A. Wilson, 50, appeared before District Judge Amy Marcinkiewicz, who arraigned him on charges including one felony count indecent assault of a minor, two felony counts corruption of minors, one misdemeanor count of indecent assault of a minor and one misdemeanor count of indecent exposure.

Wilson was released on $25,000 bond. He is represented by attorney Michael Zunder.

According to charging documents, Wilson’s alleged encounters occurred in his home with a 10-year-old girl and a 14-year-old girl over the course of two years.

The documents do not say when the girls were interviewed, but the 10-year-old girl told police she remembered one incident with Wilson in October. The girl told police Wilson had touched her and pulled at her clothing while the two were lying in a bed.

“(The 10-year-old girl) states while lying next to (Wilson) he made multiple attempts to make her touch his private parts and tried moving (her) hand down,” police said.

Police said the 10-year-old girl talked to a classmate at school about the incident, and that classmate relayed the information to the second accuser.

The second girl told police her own incidents with Wilson happened two years ago, when she was 14. She told police Wilson would “wrestle” with her, touching her inappropriately and pulling at her clothing.

The second girl told police about two more memorable events. In the first, the girl said Wilson exposed himself to her after a bout of inappropriate “wrestling.”

“(Wilson) then pulled his pants down and (the second girl) looked away,” police said. “(Wilson) then backed her into the wall with his pants down.”

The girl told police Wilson had been laughing throughout the incident. She told police about another incident, accusing Wilson of climbing on top of her, so she “kicked him in the groin area.”

Wilson is scheduled to appear May 24 for a preliminary hearing before Marcinkiewicz.