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The boy did not press charges, so there is "no case". That means you would bring an "innocent" man to the sherrif.
they might put two and two together and figure your the one robing these underground businesses(kind of like robing drug dealers or mob gambling). plus the game is about you still holding onto frontier justice of sorts even though your an outlaw through and through at least arthur.
let the kid go and you decide what to do with the creepy dude.
Bankrupt him. Its worse than death.