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A 37-year-old Dartmouth police officer is on paid administrative leave after being charged with the rape of one child and the indecent assault and battery of another child, officials said. Shawn Souza, a Dartmouth resident, was arrested at the Dartmouth Police Station Thursday by a Massachusetts State Trooper assigned to the office of Bristol District Attorney Thomas Quinn III, according to a statement from Quinn’s office. Souza is charged with rape of a child by force, rape of a child aggravated by age difference and two counts of indecent assault and battery on a person under 14 years old by a mandated reporter. The incidents are alleged to have occurred in Dartmouth, Quinn’s office said. Souza was held overnight and arraigned in New Bedford District Court Friday morning, where a not-guilty plea was entered on his behalf and he was ordered held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing, which is scheduled for Monday. Police said Souza is on paid administrative leave, consistent with the department’s collective bargaining agreement. His department-issued firearm and badge have been seized. The investigation began after Dartmouth police received a report from the state Department of Children and Families, Quinn’s office said. Dartmouth police reached out to Quinn’s Special Victims Unit, which conducted the investigation. “Due to the sensitive nature of the case and the need to protect the identity of the alleged victims, the court this morning ordered all reports associated with the case impounded,” the statement read. “Therefore no further information about the facts of the case can be disseminated at this time.” The Dartmouth Police Department recently learned about the allegations, according to Police Chief Brian P. Levesque. The alleged incidents did not occur while Souza was on duty, police said. Souza was hired in October 2008 and has served at the rank of patrol officer.