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A Cache County man is accused of providing drugs and alcohol to at least six teens and sexually abusing them, according to police.

New charges have been filed against a man accused of assaulting a woman and holding her against her will in Garden City.

A man convicted of sex offenses in Idaho has been charged in 1st District Court after allegedly enticing a teenager in Cache Valley. Bradley Drew Sorenson, 55, has been charged with 10 second-degree felonies: 9 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and one count enticing a minor by internet or text. He faces an additional count of third-degree dealing in materials harmful to a minor. Sorenson was arraigned on Thursday appearing in court through a video call from the Cache County Jail. × Advertisement During his initial appearance, Judge Brian Cannell ordered Sorenson to be held in jail pe...

“I am not the threat,” he told police, “I’m the warning.” The man then told police the bomb “didn’t exist yet,” but a real threat did exist due to the “two judges playing dirty.” However, police wrote the man continued to repeat that there was an active bomb threat. The man specifically identified one judge to police and claimed that judge needed to die. Police asked again if there was a bomb in the car and the man said, “no.” He was then asked if there was a bomb in the actual courthouse, and the man said, “I don’t know.â...

Deseret News Share this story Spenser Heaps, Deseret News LOGAN — A man was arrested over the weekend after police say he drove his car up to the front doors of the 1st District Courthouse in Logan and made a bomb threat. Logan police were initially called to a Smith’s Food and Drug store about 10:30 p.m. Sunday on a report of a man acting strangely and “mumbling about a bomb threat at the courthouse.” Officers found Zachary Aaron Kidd, 35, who exclaimed, “There is an active bomb threat on the courthouse, there are two judges trying to play dirty,” according to a police affidavit.