FORT MYERS, Fla. – A Naples man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for producing images and videos showing the sexual abuse of a child.

According to the United States Attorney’s Office, 51-year-old Jeffrey Holcombe entered a plea in January 2023. He is also sentenced to 25 years of supervised release. He has also been ordered to register as a sex offender.

This sentence will run concurrent to a remaining term of imprisonment due to a January 2022 case in Fort Lauderdale.

The release states court documents between July 2020 to March 2021 show that Holcombe produced content of his sexual abuse of a minor.

In April 2021, while FBI agents were helping to execute a warrant for Holcombe on an unrelated charge, law enforcement stopped his car in Naples and found a cell phone in the passenger seat.

The car was impounded, along with everything inside.

During that same day, agents went to Holcombes’ home and found a minor living there. An investigation revealed that he had been sexually abusing the minor.

  The report states he often photographed and video-recorded his sexual abuse of the minor at his home and at different hotels.

Two days later, agents returned to the residence with a federal search warrant on Holcombe’s vehicle and cell phone.

An investigation revealed 26 images and 16 videos depicting the minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct, according to the release.

The minor was between 16 to 17 at the time of the abuse.

Another search warrant for both the minors and Holcombe’s Snapchat accounts revealed sexually explicit videos.

Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. — A Brandon man is facing a plethora of charges for sex crimes following an undercover operation in Hillsborough County.

Austin Hoffman, 28, was hit with hundreds of charges, including child and animal porn possession and sex with minors.

According to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO), undercover detectives caught Hoffman online in May 2022. Investigators said he repeatedly asked the undercover decoy to send nude images. He also lied about his age and claimed he was 19 years old.

This encounter led to his first arrest on May 19 for using computer services/devices to solicit certain illegal acts while misrepresenting age and unlawful use of a two-way communication device.

  HCSO said investigators found over 100 videos of sexual child abuse on his phone. Footage found on his phone ranged from sexual child abuse, including infants, bestiality videos, and computer-generated child sexual abuse material.

Deputies learned Hoffman shared over 100 videos with other people as well.

On Dec. 1, 2022, Hoffman was taken into custody and charged with the following:

• 100 counts of out-of-state transmission of child pornography by electronic device
• 100 counts of possession of child pornography 10 or more images and content of images
• 4 counts of possession of child pornography, realistic computer-generated videos of child pornography
• 2 counts of film, distribute, or possess image or video of sexual activity with an animal
  

However, the investigation was far from over. Detectives found even more electronic devices with additional child abuse material and discovered Hoffman engaged in sexual acts with minors.

According to HCSO, three victims were found by detectives, and Hoffman was slapped with more charges.

• Possession of child pornography
• Promotion of a sexual performance by a child
• Traveling to meet minor after using comp services/devices to solicit certain illegal acts
• Unlawful use of two-way communications device
• Unlawful sexual activity with a minor
• Transmission of harmful material to minor
• Use of computer services or devices to solicit certain illegal acts

Hoffman was taken to the Hillsborough County Jail with a $3 million bond.

 Man facing hundreds of charges, including child and animal porn possession - NBC2 News (nbc-2.com) 

Apr 2, 2022

An Athens man who says he was sexually abused as a child by his late Boy Scouts scoutmaster hopes to pressure the Georgia Senate to “do the right thing” by strengthening protections for future sex abuse victims. 

READ MORE: https://bit.ly/3LATxH8  

 Child sex abuse survivor urges Georgia senators to pass bill - YouTube 

Law enforcement officials arrested 15 men in Las Vegas during an operation targeting online sex predators on April 6 and 7, a press release states.

The accused men range in age from 21 to 41. The two-day Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) joint operation involved multiple law enforcement agencies from the ICAC Task Force, the FBI and the agency’s Child Exploitation Task Force, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the Henderson Police Department, the Homeland Security Investigations, the US Air Force Office of Special Investigation, the Nevada Attorney General and the North Las Vegas Police Department.

The release states that undercover agents pretended to be juveniles online. After the accused adults allegedly solicited for sex, undercover agents would organize a meeting. These arranged meetings ended with law enforcement taking these accused suspects into custody.

The men being accused are Nathan Foreman, 41; Cesar Martinez, 30; Ravinder Randhawa, 32; Luis Douglas, 29; Devin Fox, 24; Dimitar Kolev, 22; Patrick Summary, 35; Angel De Jesus Padilla-Garcia, 29; James Hernandez, 56; Dion York, 26; Oliver Bulong, 25, Kristopher Gamarro, 22; Joseph Soto, 30; Jonah Labang, 21; and Johnathon Brown, 37.

All of the men were taken and booked in the North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center under the charge of “Luring a Minor with a Computer to Engage in Sex.”

According to the Las Vegas Defense Group, the Nevada crime of luring under NRS 201.560 can be a category B felony if the defendant intended for the victim to engage in sexual conduct. This can carry up to one to 10 years in Nevada State Prison and up to $10,000 in fines. It can classify as a category C felony if the accused suspect asked for illicit photos. This can carry one to five years in prison with fines up to $10,000. In other circumstances, it’s classified as a gross misdemeanor, which carries up to 364 days in jail and $2,000 in fines.

With this high-profile operation, Metro wants to remind parents to discuss the dangers of online chatting and social media with their kids.

Parents can use software and applications like Qustodio, Screen Time, Canopy and Net Nanny to keep track of their children’s online activity.

“This operation was conducted as part of the ongoing efforts to reduce violent crime and protect children in our community,” metro said in the press release.

 Las Vegas police: 15 men arrested during child sex predator undercover operation - YouTube 

 Las Vegas Police Arrest 15 Accused Predators Targeting Kids (963kklz.com) 

A 26-year-old former haunted house manager in Pennsylvania is facing three dozen felony charges for allegedly raping a 14-year-old girl who worked at the attraction several times in 2021. Kip Lynn Kolesar Jr. was taken into custody last week and charged with 12 counts of rape by forcible compulsion, 12 counts of statutory sexual assault, and 12 counts of aggravated indecent exposure, all felonies, courts records reviewed by Law&Crime show.

According to a copy of the probable cause affidavit obtained by The Clearfield Progress News, authorities say that Kolesar sexually assaulted the juvenile victim — whose name has not been released — at multiple locations in the Clearfield area.

One such location was reportedly the Expo II building at the Clearfield County Driving Park where Kolesar was the manager of the “Max’s Revenge Haunted Attraction” in October 2021. The 14-year-old victim worked at the attraction during the fall and summer of 2021 when all of the sexual assaults are alleged to have occurred, Johnstown NBC affiliate WJAC-TV reported.

Other locations where Kolesar allegedly raped the teen include the dugout of a baseball field in West Decatur and in a car on the side of a lightly trafficked road in Rush Township.

Investigators say that the first and most frequented place where Kolesar allegedly sexually assaulted the victim was on the side of Coaldale Road, a dirt road surrounded by woods in Centre County, about 130 miles northeast of Pittsburgh. The victim claimed that she was raped in that location 10 separate times, the report states.

Authorities have also alleged that while Kolesar was overseeing the haunted house, he supplied multiple juveniles who worked at the attraction with alcohol on numerous occasions. Kolesar was 25 years old at the time of the alleged crimes.

Kolesar was taken into custody by troopers with the Pennsylvania State Police and processed at the Clearfield County Jail. He appeared before Magisterial District Judge Joseph M. Morris on April 19 and was ordered to be held without bond, court records show. He is currently scheduled to appear in court again for his preliminary hearing on May 3.

The state police department did not respond to a request for additional information from Law&Crime.

Kolesar has a limited criminal history, having pleaded guilty to a handful of driving infractions such as driving without a license and failing to stop at a red light.

 Kip Lynn Kolesar Jr. raped minor at haunted house: Cops (lawandcrime.com) 

PHOENIX - Court documents show a 48-year-old Peoria man is accused of luring and sending obscene materials, following an incident involving a 17-year-old girl.

According to investigators, David Michael Vasquez was arrested on April 24 at his home in Peoria. The arrest of Vasquez came after officers were sent to another home in Peoria on April 23, where the victim's mother told police that Vasquez, who at the time was the father of the victim's best friend, sent sexually suggestive or explicit photos to the victim via Facebook Messenger.

At least one of the pictures, according to court documents, shows Vasquez's private parts. Investigators also said that Vaquez's wife, who is separated with Vasquez but still lives with him, confirmed that the photos sent to the victim were those of Vasquez.

"The wife also stated that [Vasquez] has a history of sending people explicit messages while he is intoxicated. The wife explained a similar incident that occurred about three years ago involving [Vasquez] sending his neighbors wife and daughter explicit text messages and photos," read a portion of the court documents.

The suspect, according to police, later threatened to harm himself in a call to his separated wife. Officers eventually took Vasquez into custody.

Investigators say during an interview that was conducted after Vasquez was read his Miranda rights, Vasquez said he was unsure of the victim's age, and thought she may have been 18. He also said that he has known the victim since she was nine, and that she is ‘mature’ for her age.

Court documents state that a judge has set a $15,000 bond for Vasquez. Should he make bond, he will be required to undergo electronic monitoring, as well as alcohol testing and monitoring. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 3.

 Arizona man accused of sending sexually explicit photos to daughter's teenage best friend (fox10phoenix.com) 

A former JPMorgan Chase executive accused of having a "profound friendship" with Jeffrey Epstein has asked a federal judge to dismiss the bank’s lawsuit against him over his ties with the Epstein, a convicted sex offender. 

The bank sued Jes Staley in March saying he should be held liable for any financial penalties it faces from lawsuits alleging the bank facilitated Epstein’s sex-trafficking enterprise. 

The suits — which were brought by the U.S. Virgin Islands and a woman identified as “Jane Doe 1” — claim the financial institution turned a “blind eye” toward Epstein’s conduct, adding that it didn’t comply with federal laws for years while providing services to him and benefiting from Epstein’s business. 

It is alleged that human trafficking “was the principal business of the accounts Epstein maintained at JP Morgan,” according to the U.S. Virgin Islands complaint.

The two suits seek money damages. 

JPMorgan has denied liability. 

In court filings, Staley said the Wall Street giant is using him as a “public relations shield” in its legal battle over working with Epstein and trying to “deflect blame” from its failures. 

Staley, according to court documents, said he didn’t have any decision-making authority over Epstein’s accounts, adding that the bank has failed to state “viable” claims against him.

“Whether or not JPMorgan is liable to Doe and the USVI remains to be seen. What is certain is that the bank cannot treat Mr. Staley as its public relations shield by asserting claims that lack any legal (or factual) basis,” court documents state. 

 Staley called on the court to dismiss the suit because the bank “waited over 10 years to file these claims” and it falls outside the statute of limitations.

“After all, numerous JPMorgan employees knew that Mr. Staley had a relationship with Epstein, and the bank had access to Mr. Staley’s communications from his tenure that JPMorgan now alleges reflect that relationship,” court documents allege.

 JPMorgan Chase Bank’s attorneys did not immediately respond to a request for comment. 

  Epstein was convicted in 2008 of procuring a child for prostitution and died by suicide in 2019 at a Manhattan correctional center where he was being held on federal sex-trafficking charges.

Staley has previously expressed regret for his relationship with Epstein.

Staley spent more than 30 years with JPMorgan Chase Bank and later went on to work at Barclays; he stepped down as Barclays’ CEO in 2021 after an investigation into his relationship with Epstein.  

In February, unredacted parts of the lawsuit brought by the U.S. Virgin Islands, where Epstein had a home, showed that Staley and Epstein exchanged an estimated 1,200 emails from 2008 to 2012.  

“These communications show a close personal relationship and ‘profound’ friendship between the two men and even suggest that Staley may have been involved in Epstein’s sex-trafficking operation,” the U.S. Virgin Islands said in court documents in February.

In one instance, Staley emailed Epstein in July 2010: “Maybe they’re tracking u? That was fun. Say hi to Snow White.”

Epstein responded by asking what “character would you like next?” which Staley followed up with “Beauty and the Beast.” Epstein then replied, “well one side is available.”

When JPMorgan Chase Bank sued Staley in March, it said he was the “powerful financial executive” who sexually assaulted Jane Doe 1. The unnamed woman alleged in her suit against the bank that “one of Epstein’s friends used aggressive force in his sexual assault of her and informed Jane Doe 1 that he had Epstein’s permission to do what he wanted to her” but hadn’t named the executive “out of fear.”

 Staley called the accusations “baseless” in court filings this week.

 Former JPMorgan exec says bank is using him as a 'PR shield' in Epstein case (nbcnews.com) 

  
‘I usually don’t go for younger’: Woman who admitted to molestation of 14-year-old and performed sex act in church gets no prison time 

A 32-year-old volunteer at an early education program in Oklahoma will avoid prison time after she admitted to having an unlawful sexual relationship with a 14-year-old boy— even going so far as to commit a sex act in a church.

Tulsa County Judge Rodney Sparkman last month ordered Carol Maureen Geiger Russell to serve a suspended sentence of 15 years after she pleaded guilty to one count each of lewd molestation, lewd or indecent proposal to a child, and lewd or indecent exposure to a child, court records reviewed by Law&Crime show.

In addition to the suspended prison sentence, Russell was required to register as a sex offender, pay $2,250 in fines and other costs, and was ordered to have no contact with the victim in the future.

The investigation into Russell began when the victim’s mother went through his cellphone and found explicit sexual messages that had been exchanged between Russell and the child on the boy’s Twitter account, according to a report from Tulsa CBS affiliate KOTV-DT. The mother — who reportedly did not even know that her son had a Twitter account — took screenshots of the messages and then contacted the Tulsa Police Department to report what she had found.

  In an interview with investigators, the victim reportedly told police that the reason he created the Twitter account was because his parents regularly went through his cellphone.

Russell initially told police over the phone that she had no relationship whatsoever with the victim, but she reportedly called back a short while later to provide a revised statement.

In her second statement, Russell confessed to performing certain sexual acts with the victim. However, she said that the victim was the one who first brought up a sexual relationship and she rejected him but he later forced her to perform the sex acts, KOTV reported.

But the evidence and the testimony of the victim belied Russell’s claims. The victim reportedly told police that it was Russell who came onto him and made the victim touch her in a sexual manner. On at least one occasion, the victim said that Russell performed a sexual act on him while they were inside the church in which Russell was volunteering, Tulsa Fox affiliate KOKI-TV reported.

“She stated that she was forced, but the messages that we uncovered dispute that quite a bit,” Lt. Darin Ehrenrich with the Tulsa Police Special Victims Unit told the station in March. “It is hard to dispute what you’ve said when it is in writing right in front of you.”

Messages between the two also showed Russell explicitly speaking to the victim about having sex with him in graphic terms.

“Idk what the heck you did to me,” she reportedly wrote in one of the less-graphic messages. “I usually don’t go for younger.”

Authorities emphasized that while most people think of child predators as primarily being adult men, such behavior is not bound by gender.

“There are obviously a significant number of cases where the opposite is true,” Ehrenrich told KOTV. “This is one of those cases. We are not going to treat any case differently based on the gender of the suspect or the victim in any of these cases.”

 Carol Russell pleads guilty to sex with 14-year-old, no jail (lawandcrime.com) 

 Georgia man sentenced after kidnapping, sexually assaulting college students walking home

A Georgia man has been sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping and sexually assaulting two college students who were walking home from a school event on Halloween in 2021.

Brandon Rounsaville, 29, was arrested on Oct. 31, 2021, and was convicted Friday of kidnapping, kidnapping with bodily injury, aggravated sodomy, aggravated sexual battery, robbery and making terroristic threats, according to prosecutors.

The case is an example of "every parent's worst nightmare that some stranger is going to snatch their child off the side of the street and sexually assault them," Coweta County District Attorney Herb Cranford Jr. told Fox News Digital.

He added that most rape cases in Coweta County and across the nation usually deal with perpetrators who know the victims, but "the most terrifying crimes … are done by strangers."

 Georgia man sentenced after kidnapping, sexually assaulting college students walking home (msn.com) 

Shannon O'Connor, 48, is charged with 39 felonies after allegedly watching teenagers have sex in her California home

The alleged victims of the woman known as "party mom" who allegedly hosted alcohol-fueled parties and watched her teenage guests have sex implored a judge to give her the maximum sentence if she pleads guilty.

Shannon O'Connor, 48, formerly of affluent Los Gatos, Calif., appeared in Santa Clara County Superior Court on Friday for a hearing where the judge heard impact statements from 15 teens and parents, KRON4, KTVU and ABC7 San Francisco report.

They spoke emotionally about how starting in June 2020 through the spring of 2021, O'Connor allegedly hosted parties for her teenage son and his friends, "facilitating and watching" their sex acts, some of which were non-consensual.

"This woman tore my life apart," one victim, identified as Jane Doe 8, said in her impact statement, KRON4 reports. "I have suffered and had to deal with the reputation of being 'the girl that got raped.' I will live my high school years with this cloud over me."

 O'Connor allegedly encouraged sex acts among the teens –– whose ages at the time ranged from 13 to 16 years old, prosecutors said.

She is charged with 39 criminal counts including felony child abuse, sexual assault and providing alcohol to minors for hosting the parties, which she allegedly attempted to keep secret, according to the criminal complaint filed with the Santa Clara County Superior Court,

If convicted of all 39 charges, she faces a maximum of 20 years in prison.

She pleaded not guilty.

On Friday, through her attorney, O'Connor asked the court what sentence she would receive if she pleaded guilty, KTVU reports.

Her attorneys are seeking a prison sentence of eight years or less, KRON4 reports.

But on Friday, some of her alleged victims and parents asked the judge to give her the maximum punishment, KRON4 reports.

She has been held behind bars without bail for more than a year since her arrest while awaiting trial KRON4 reports.

On Friday, the teens and their parents told the court how O'Connor allegedly lured them to her home for wild parties through social media and her two teenaged sons, KRON4 reports.

O'Connor allegedly allowed her teenage party guests to drink and have sex for own sexual gratification, prosecutors said.

She allegedly asked the teens to keep quiet about the disturbing parties and even lie to their parents about them, prosecutors said.

O'Connor "bought vodka and Fireball whiskey, provided condoms and discouraged the teens from telling their parents about the parties or calling for help when one of them passed out in their own vomit, the statement of facts state," District Attorney Jeff Rosen said in a previous news release.

In some cases, O'Connor "would Snapchat or text teens to leave their homes in the middle of the night and drink at her home," the DA further alleged.

Later in 2021, O'Connor moved to Idaho. When O'Connor was arrested there in October 2021, she had allegedly hosted a sleepover for 12 underaged teens.

"Shannon continued these parties in Idaho," Jane Doe 4's mother told the judge Friday, KRON4 reports. "She's a very sick individual and a sexual predator. She taught our daughter how to drink like a rock star. She was only 14, had never had alcohol and never had a boyfriend. It's disgusting to me."

On multiple occasions, O'Connor allegedly urged intoxicated minors into sexual situations, even watching and laughing as "a drunk teen sexually battered a young girl in bed" during a New Year's Eve party, Rosen said in the release.

In another case, O'Connor allegedly brought an intoxicated male teen into a bedroom where a drunk 14-year-old girl was lying in bed. After her alleged assault, authorities say the girl asked O'Connor, "Why did you leave me in there with him? Like why did you like do that? Like you knew like what he was going to do me," the DA said in the release.

O'Connor allegedly threw the parties without the knowledge of her now-estranged husband, who has since filed for divorce, The Mercury News reports.

 Mom Accused of Hosting Teen Sex Parties 'Tore my Life Apart': Alleged Victim (people.com) 

RIVERHEAD, N.Y. (1010 WINS) — A 37-year-old Riverhead man was sentenced to 23 years in prison for sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl, the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office announced Thursday.

Jose Carabantes Pineda was arrested in March 2021 after a passerby heard him sexually abusing a child in his minivan outside Big Lots and called the police.

The child, who Carabantes Pineda had bound with duct tape in the back of his van, screamed and banged on the windows of the vehicle as she tried to fight off her attacker.

The good Samaritan heard the commotion, knocked on the tinted windows and called the police.

When Carabantes Pineda left the parking lot, the good Samaritan followed the minivan to his home.

Officers from the Riverhead Police Department arrested Carabantes Pineda. Investigators found the duct tape used to bind the child’s hands in his vehicle and medical personnel found DNA evidence of the rape while examining the victim.

Further investigation found Carabantes Pineda had been sexually abusing the child for months before he was arrested.

“The bravery of this young victim to fight back against her abuser, the quick reaction of a Good Samaritan, and the swift response by the Riverhead Police Department are the reason this predator was apprehended,” said Suffolk District Attorney Raymond Tierney. “The fact that there are individuals who prey on innocent children like this, is just incomprehensible. But make no mistake, once we catch them, like this defendant, we will do everything in our power to ensure they serve a lengthy prison sentence.”

Carabantes Pineda pleaded guilty to a criminal sexual act in February.

In addition to the 23-year sentence, he will be subject to 20 years post-release supervision.

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 LI man, 37, gets 23 years in prison for raping girl, 10 (audacy.com) 

A former manager at McDonald’s is accused of getting a teenage worker pregnant. He is a registered sex offender.

Investigators say Jamira Sampson worked for a McDonald’s in Loganville.

Channel 2 Action News spoke exclusively with the victim’s mom who is suing the fast food restaurant.

Lawyer Mel Hewitt said he filed a lawsuit for a now-16-year-old. He said she needs the money, now that she has a baby by a former McDonald’s manager and convicted sex offender who allegedly fathered the child when the young woman was underage.

Hewitt says he also hopes the lawsuit can prevent this from happening to someone else.

“My heart broke in so many places and in so many ways,” the victim’s mother said.

The mom, who asked not to be identified, said her daughter was excited to suit up in the uniform of a McDonald’s employee at just 15 years old.

“I was infuriated. I thought he was vetted but come to find out, he was a registered sex offender,” the mom said.

The suit is against McDonald’s, USA, LLC, and a Delaware foreign corporation.

It alleges McDonald’s employees across the country, many of them teenagers, are telling stories of routine and severe sexual harassment and abuse.

“There’s a number of these cases around the country,” Hewitt said.

In Aug. 2021, the then 15-year-old started working at the Loganville McDonald’s.

The suit suggests she was subordinate to Sampson, who she understood was a manager trainee or supervisor.

Sampson is on both Georgia and Florida sex offender sites. The Florida entry lists lewd or lascivious molestation victims 12-15 years old and what appears to be lewd lascivious battery and sex with victims 12-15 years old.

Hewitt says Sampson was convicted years before he was hired by the Loganville McDonald’s and he was on the sex offender registry when hired.

The suit suggests that Sampson allegedly began sexually assaulting her at the workplace, in the parking area, and in other locations off the Loganville McDonald’s property.

“He began grooming her like a lot of these sex offenders do and ended up getting what certainly everyone is going to claim is consensual sex. But she’s 15 years old. She’s not legally able to consent. She cannot in the state of Georgia,” Hewitt said.

Hewitt said the young woman, became pregnant by Sampson and eventually had the baby.

“I have a beautiful grandson,” the mom said.

McDonald’s senior vice president and chief people officer, Tiffanie Boyd, in a statement to Channel 2 Action News said:

“There is simply no place under the golden arches for the type of conduct alleged in this complaint, and it is deeply troubling to us all. As a leader within this company, I know how important it is that every restaurant fosters a culture of safety and care. As a mother whose child has proudly worked at our local McDonald’s, I feel this on a very personal level. Like our franchisees, we understand that it is essential for every employee to feel safe, respected, and included. Last year, McDonald’s implemented its global brand standards, where all restaurants worldwide are assessed and held accountable to a set of standards addressing topics like harassment prevention and workplace safety. The introduction of these standards was a critical step in protecting every person working at a McDonald’s restaurant.”

A statement from Bruce Bineyard, McDonald’s owner/operator of Loganville states:

“The allegations made in this lawsuit are disturbing, and this employee no longer works at our restaurant. My organization has always tried to be a place where everyone feels safe and respected when they come to work. We hold safe and respectful workplace training, and we always have an open door for employees to raise concerns. Providing a safe, respectful, and inclusive workplace is critically important to us.”

Channel 2 Action News reached a person by phone who indicated he was Jamira Sampson. He suggested he can’t say whether McDonald’s knew about his background, but an individual who got him hired at the McDonald’s did know.

He said the allegations that said he messed with a young woman at the job, where there were cameras are a lie.

Sampson indicated he did work as an assistant manager at McDonald’s in Loganville but he ended up leaving McDonald’s because allegations were going around about him and two young women and considering his background, he did not want to risk getting in trouble.

He suggested a young girl who worked at the Loganville McDonald’s lied to him about her age, telling him she was 17 but he did not have a relationship with her or anyone underage.

He says although there are two charges listed in the lawsuit, both came from one case and he’s been hard-working and has stayed law-abiding since his release from prison.

Loganville Police Chief Dick Lowry said his department has an open criminal investigation pertaining to a juvenile female whose mother reported her juvenile daughter was pregnant by a registered sex offender who worked with the daughter at the Loganville McDonald’s.

Sampson told Channel 2 Action News he served eight and a half years in prison in Florida because he admitted to something he didn’t do to protect a relative. 

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 Registered sex offender, Ga. McDonald’s manager accused of getting 15-year-old employee pregnant - YouTube 

 
Florida woman accused of filming herself ‘performing sexual acts’ on toddler was previously in polyamorous relationship with 3 accused pedophiles 

Florida woman accused of filming herself ‘performing sexual acts’ on toddler was previously in polyamorous relationship with 3 accused pedophiles

A 27-year-old woman in Florida was arrested this week for allegedly filming herself performing “sexual acts” on a toddler. Alexis S. Carrol was taken into custody on Tuesday and charged with one count of capital sexual assault — sexual battery by a person over 18 against a victim under age 12, records reviewed by Law&Crime show.

According to a press release from the Ocala Police Department, officers on April 4 responded to the Unity House apartment complex located in the 500 block of Sanchez Avenue to assist Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) personnel in connection with a “child sex investigation.”

DCF notified police that they had received a tip claiming that Carrol had “performed sexual acts on a toddler.” The tipster further informed DCF that Carrol had allegedly captured the unlawful act on video.

Authorities say that due to the nature of the crime being alleged, police can only release limited information to the public regarding the case against Carrol. However, the department was able to reveal that after being informed about the tip, an Ocala PD detective conducted an investigation into the allegations against Carrol and determined that investigators had sufficient probable cause to arrest Carrol on the aforementioned charge.

Carrol was transported to the Marion County Jail where she is being held on $250,000 bond. She is currently scheduled to appear before a judge on May 9, records show.
Police say that Carrol first landed on their radar in connection with an investigation into allegations of child sexual assault that took place in March 2022. That investigation led to the arrests of three individuals. Zachary Wayne Turpin, 28, and two of his girlfriends, Kendra Marie Long, 28, and Annabelle Riquelle Lagiglia, 26, were all taken into custody last year and charged with capital sexual battery on a child.

According to police, at the time of the previous arrests, Carrol was living in the same house as Turpin, Long, and Lagiglia and was also one of Turpin’s girlfriends, according to a probable cause affidavit from his arrest. In describing the “monogamous relationship” between the four adults, police wrote that it was one “wherein the three women all wear dog-type collars that only [Turpin] has a key too [sic].”
The initial case began in February 2022 when Turpin’s young daughter — who also lived in the home with two other young children — came forward with allegations that Turpin, Long, and Lagiglia had been sexually abusing her for years.

Turpin’s daughter allegedly told DCF investigators that she did not like staying at her father’s house, saying, “my dad has sex with me every time I go down there,” beginning when she was 8 years old. Additionally, the little girl allegedly said that Long and Lagiglia also took part in the sexual assaults.

The daughter said that the women in the home all walked around naked wearing only dog collars and leashes because “her dad owns them,” according to police.
Turpin, Long, and Lagiglia are all being held without bond and are scheduled to appear in court on April 26.

“We take crimes against children very seriously and are committed to investigating all such reports and holding offenders accountable for their actions,” Ocala PD said in a statement. “We will do everything in our power to provide support for victims and bring those who commit heinous acts like this to justice.”

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 Alexis S. Carrol filmed sex with toddler: Cops (lawandcrime.com) 

BENTONVILLE -- A Bentonville woman was being held Thursday on $100,000 bond in the Benton County Jail after she was arrested in connection with internet stalking.

Erika Ponce, 39, was arrested March 31 by Siloam Springs police in connection with internet stalking of a child, computer child pornography and sexual indecency with a child. Prosecutors have not filed formal charges against her.

The arrest was a result of an investigation where a police detective was working undercover and pretending to be a 14-year-old girl on a social media site, according to a probable cause affidavit.

The detective posted on the site about spring break and asked who wanted to chat with her, according to the affidavit. Ponce responded, and the two began communicating, with the detective telling Ponce several times she was only 14, according to the affidavit.

Ponce exchanged photographs with the detective who she thought was a teenage girl, the affidavit states. The detective sent Ponce a phone number where she could send the girl text messages, according to the affidavit.

Ponce started sending sexual messages to the person she thought was 14 years old, according to the affidavit.

Ponce arranged a March 31 meeting with the teen in Siloam Springs; she offered to bring the teen to her apartment for the weekend and would bring her back home after church Sunday, according to the affidavit.

Ponce discussed prostitution with the detective but did not go into details, the affidavit states.

She was arrested when she arrived at the location to meet the teenage girl, according to the affidavit.

Ponce admitted to police she discussed sexual actions with the teenage persona but said she did not know if she could do anything sexual with the persona, according to the affidavit. She also admitted sending a photograph of her breasts to the persona, according to the affidavit.

Ponce's arraignment is scheduled for 8 a.m. May 8 in Benton County Circuit Judge Brad Karren's court.

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