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NORTH VERNON, Ind. – The Jennings County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) was contacted last Sunday in reference to a report of a possible child solicitation case after a social media post was made by a “Predator Patrol” group.
Wayne Denney, Jr., of Jennings County, allegedly posted sexual references to a child he believed was a 15-year-old girl. All possible evidence was turned over to JCSO. Once jurisdiction was determined, an investigation ensued.
On Tuesday, after Jennings County detectives interviewed the suspect concerning the allegations, he was arrested and booked into Jennings County Jail on one count of child solicitation. He is being held without bond awaiting an initial court appearance.
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NORTH VERNON, Ind. – At a Tuesday night Patrol Division meeting, Jennings County Sheriff Kenny Freeman handed out several awards.
In particular, Reserve Lt. Steve Marsh was recognized for 42 years of service to the Jennings County Sheriff’s Office. He has been a reserve deputy for all 42 years, donating countless hours to Jennings County.
Marsh leads the Reserve Program and he also serves as a firearms instructor.
Sheriff Freeman said, “Lt. Marsh has made each of us better throughout the years and has meant more to our deputies than we could ever measure. We are truly thankful for his service.”
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NORTH VERNON, Ind. – Jenning’s County Sheriff Kenny Freeman’s daughter Corey was seriously injured in a car accident on Thursday, and the sheriff wants to convey his appreciation for the support his family has received.
In a Facebook post, Sheriff Freeman said, “Dear Jennings County Citizens, I can’t express the amount of gratitude that Corey and our family want to give to you as a community. We are so happy we live here where there is so much faith, hope, and love. We have received so many messages and phone calls in support and prayers, it is hard to answer them all individually. Let this letter serve as a hug and our appreciation. Keep up the prayers and God bless you. Hunt the good stuff. We love you all. Thank you, Kenny.”