One evening âafter this period of groomingâ Barnes invited Kunkle to his home. When she arrived, the lawsuit stated, he offered her a mixed drink containing strawberry rum. The drink âcaused her to become very intoxicated.â
The lawsuit claims that once Kunkle was intoxicated, Barnes had sex with her in his living room. After the act, Kunkle passed out on Barnesâ couch.
Later in the evening, Barnes allegedly asked Kunkle if she wanted to sleep in the bedroom. He âhad to help her as she held onto the wall to be able to walk.â
Kunkle passed out again in Barnesâ bed, the lawsuit stated. She woke up âas he got in bed and began having sex with her again before stopping.â
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A lawsuit has been filed in U.S. District Court by a Trigg County teenager who claims former Trigg County Sheriff Jason Barnes, three members of his department, and a former Cadiz police officer, groomed her for sex while she was interning through a high school program.
Layla Kunkle, who is listed as a 2020 graduate of Trigg County High School, filed the lawsuit through her attorney D. Wes Sullenger in U.S. District Court in Paducah on Dec. 17.
In addition to Barnes, the lawsuit names former deputies Jimmy Godair, Michael Parker, and Jeff Arena, and former Cadiz Police Officer Doug Latham as defendants. Trigg County Fiscal Court, the Trigg County Board of Education, and James Mangels, the director of personnel and student services with the school system, are also listed as defendants.
A lawsuit has been filed in U.S. District Court by a Trigg County teenager who claims former Trigg County Sheriff Jason Barnes, three members of his department, and a former Cadiz police officer, groomed her for sex while she was interning through a high school program.
Layla Kunkle, who is listed as a 2020 graduate of Trigg County High School, filed the lawsuit through her attorney D. Wes Sullenger in U.S. District Court in Paducah on Dec. 17.
In addition to Barnes, the lawsuit names former deputies Jimmy Godair, Michael Parker, and Jeff Arena, and former Cadiz Police Officer Doug Latham as defendants. Trigg County Fiscal Court, the Trigg County Board of Education, and James Mangels, the director of personnel and student services with the school system, are also listed as defendants.