Police: Jail Chef Offered Inmate Snickers Bar in Exchange for Sex Act
1 Jan 2021
A former jail chef in Las Vegas, Nevada, was arrested recently after allegedly giving an inmate a candy bar in exchange for a sexual act.
“Leon Spencer, 48, was arrested on a warrant Dec. 21 on charges of voluntary sex conduct with a prisoner, open and gross lewdness, and soliciting or engaging in prostitution, according to court records,” the
Las Vegas Review-Journalreported.
The former chef was working as a non-inmate employee inside the Las Vegas City Jail when police officers said he asked an inmate who worked for him to perform a sex act in exchange for a Snickers bar on November 7, 2019.
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ELKTONÂ â A former manager of the Cecil County Parks & Recreation Department is facing 15 criminal charges after Maryland State Police detectives raided his Elkton residence early Tuesday morning and allegedly found multiple child pornography files on his electronic devices â ending a two-month-long investigation, according to that law enforcement agency.
MSP officials identified Edward W. Slicer Jr. 70, of the 100 block of Friendship Road, as the suspect.
Slicer worked for several years with the county s park and recreation department as a manager and later as a grants administrator, before leaving in 2009, according to meeting minutes on the Cecil County Government website. A preliminary review of the suspect s electronic devices revealed multiple child pornography files, an MSP spokesman reported in a press release issued on Tuesday afternoon, about 10 hours after the raid at Slicer s residence had occurred.
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