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Man in custody for sex offenses with minor, mother arrested for child endangerment

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Carlisle county arrest, wanted

UPDATE: May 26, 2022

Tyler Beasley turned himself in at the McCracken County Sheriff's Office on Wednesday, May 25. He refused to speak with law enforcement at that time. 

Carlisle County Deputies served Beasley with a warrant and executed it to obtain his DNA. He was lodged at the McCracken County Jail. 

ORIGINAL STORY: May 20, 2022

CARLISLE COUNTY, KY (WSIL) -- A Kentucky man is wanted for having sexual relations with a minor. The child's mother was arrested on multiple charges. 

On May 18, 2022 the Carlisle County Sheriff's office received complaints that alleged a 15-year-old girl of Arlington gave birth to a baby in Missouri. The allegation further stated the baby had been fathered by an adult man. 

An investigation was launched with the Department of Social Services. Authorities confirmed the teen had given birth to a pre-mature baby that is now in hospital care. They also learned the teen had not received any prenatal care. 

Police interviewed her mother, 35-year-old Angel Braxton, who admitted she was aware her teen and the man were having a sexual relationship since July of 2021. She admitted she allowed him to spend the night with her daughter. 

During the investigation, deputies also discovered 4 dogs that had been abandoned and malnourished at the home. 

Braxton was charged with complicity to unlawful transaction with a minor/illegal sex act under 16, endangering the welfare of a minor, failure to report child neglect/abuse, and cruelty to animals.

The man, 21-year-old Tyler Beasley of Paducah, has refused to speak with law enforcement and is currently wanted for unlawful transaction with/minor illegal sex act. He is possibly operating a 2003 White Chevrolet Suburban.

Additional information has been received that he is armed with a handgun. Please do not approach if you see him and contact local authorities.