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Former northern Michigan sheriff s deputy convicted of child porn, drug crimes

Former northern Michigan sheriff s deputy convicted of child porn, drug crimes By Amber Ainsworth Andrew Wernette, 39, of Reed City, was a deputy in Osceola County. A tip led authorities to execute a search warrant, where they discovered 100 images and videos of child sexually abusive material on Wernette’s computers and cell phone. Drugs were also found. Officials said Wernette was in charge of the drug takeback program and would take medication that was supposed to be disposed of. This defendant took advantage of the position he held as a law enforcement officer to obtain various drugs for his personal use and engaged in extremely disturbing acts that exploited minors. We must not stand for this immoral behavior and this office will continue to take action to enforce the law and protect children in this state, Attorney General Dana Nessel said.

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Former Osceola County Sheriff s Deputy sentenced for child sex crimes, felony drug charges

He is scheduled to be sentenced March 26. Credit: Attorney General s Office Author: 13 ON YOUR SIDE Staff Published: 7:35 PM EST February 26, 2021 Updated: 7:35 PM EST February 26, 2021 OSCEOLA COUNTY, Mich. A former Osceola County sheriff’s deputy pleaded guilty Friday to multiple felony drug charges and possessing child sexually abusive material, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced.   Andrew Wernette, 39, of Reed City, entered the plea today in Osceola County 49th Circuit Court before Judge Scott Hill-Kennedy.  Wernette pleaded guilty to the following charges:  Two counts of aggravated child sexually abusive activity, a 25-year felony; Using a computer to commit a crime, a 20-year felony;

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