King William man arrested on child pornography charges
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Posted at 8:34 PM, Jun 28, 2021
and last updated 2021-06-28 20:34:56-04
HANOVER COUNTY, Va. A King William man has been arrested by Hanover Sheriff s Office investigators for multiple charges of child pornography.
On June 9, Hanover investigators executed a search warrant in King William County with the assistance of the King William County Sheriff s Office.
An investigation was being conducted into Morgan Samuel Workman, 19, of King William for the solicitation, distribution and possession of child pornography in Hanover County and surrounding jurisdictions.
Hanover Sheriff s Office
Based on the investigation and materials collected from the search warrant, Workman has been charged with Possession of Child Pornography, Distribution of Child Pornography and five counts of Carnal Knowledge.
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Josh Benton was out getting popsicles after his son s baseball game and putting the gear in the car, parked near the basketball courts, when he and his family heard gunshots erupt at Long Leaf Park.
He said he got down on the ground and covered his son while his wife was putting their two-year-old daughter in her car seat and laid on top of her to protect her.
Benton said at least three bullets hit the tree right behind him. A lot of people were running around everywhere, Benton said.
Both the New Hanover County Sheriff s Office and Wilmington Police Department responded to the scene after the shooting happened around 7 p.m. on May 5 near the park s basketball courts.
While there, Buoniconti, an officer with the N.C. Port Authority police, took him into custody after he was mistaken for a man named Shawn L. Hill wanted in St. Louis, Missouri on felony forgery charges.
Although Hill protested and the lawsuit states Buoniconti saw the social security numbers did not match, no fingerprinting was done and Hill spent more than two weeks in New Hanover jail before being released.
Buoniconti was hired by N.C. Ports on March 3, 2014, according to information provided by Laura Blair, N.C. Ports vice president of administration and external affairs. He is a police officer with a salary of $38,495 and the employment history provided by the agency, which is public record per N.C. law, shows his previous salary increases were due to either a cost of living increase, market change, or were merit based.