The State Of Pennsylvania Rescinds Order Revoking Tammy Sytchâs Parole );
As we reported last year here on eWn, WWE Hall of Famer Tammy “Sunny” Sytch was arrested after she violated her parole.
According to Pwinsider, the State of Pennsylvania has rescinded its order revoking Sytchâs February 2020 parole. The state filed an order revoking Sytchâs parole and issued a bench warrant for her arrest in Carbon County Court in July 2020 after she was arrested in New Jersey. );
Several weeks ago, Sytch was in court in New Jersey to respond to those charges but there is no word on how those proceedings went.
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When Elias Juarez Hernandez, 45, pleaded guilty to one count of first degree aggravated sexual assault he admitted to having sexual intercourse at his home in Freehold Borough with the girl on August 10, 2020.
The Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office and Freehold Borough Police learned through investigating the incident that Juarez-Hernandez approached the 12-year-old girl, who had run away from her residence in Marlboro, outside the 7-Eleven store in Freehold Borough that morning and offered her a ride.
He allegedly told the girl that his vehicle was at his residence in Freehold Borough and both of them then walked back there.
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A Monmouth County Grand Jury handed up an eleven-count Indictment charging Brandon Pascoe, 36, of Keyport and Craig Reeves, 31, of Long Branch with conspiracy to distribute child sexual exploitation material, distribution of child sexual exploitation material and other related charges, Monmouth County Prosecutor Chris Gramiccioni announced on Tuesday.
Both men were charged following an investigation that began in 2018 being handled by the Department of Corrections, the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office, the Keansburg Police Department and the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office which learned that Pascoe allegedly directed Reeves to send him images of child sexual exploitation through an email system.
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LONG BRANCH, N.J. A New Jersey police department is reeling following the arrest and suspension of one of its longtime officers after prosecutors said a meth lab was found at his home.
Christopher Walls, a 19-year veteran of the Long Branch Police Department, faces several charges related to manufacturing and operating a methamphetamine production facility. He also faces charges related to firearm possession and endangering the welfare of a child. Walls is being held at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution.
Police were called to the home of the 50-year-old police officer Saturday night for a domestic disturbance. While there, a resident told police that Walls was involved in suspicious narcotics activity, according to the Monmouth County Prosecutor s Office.